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Automated cherry pick of #127333: Add activeDeadlineSeconds to kubeadm upgrade-health-check job #127347

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Cherry pick of #127333 on release-1.31.

#127333: Add activeDeadlineSeconds to kubeadm upgrade-health-check job

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kubeadm: ensure that Pods from the upgrade preflight check `CreateJob` are properly terminated after a timeout.

With kubernetes#122079,
kubeadm now relies on `ttlSecondsAfterFinished` to clean
up `upgrade-health-check` once its pod reaches a terminal state.
However, there is a case where the pod won't reach a terminal state and
the job will not register a terminal state, hence no garbage collection.

For example, if the pause image is not present, `ErrImagePull` will make
the pod keep retrying to pull the image and the pod will never reach a
terminal state on its own. And the job will continue to wait for the pod
to reach a terminal state which will not happen.

So we need to set `activeDeadlineSeconds` to prevent the job from
waiting forever for the pod to reach a terminal state.

Without this, users invoking `kubeadm upgrade plan` need to cleanup the
job outside of kubeadm even if they ignore the preflight result because
the job still runs when the result is configured to be ignored via
`--ignore-prelight-errors=CreateJob` flag.

Since the timeout for the polling in the `CreateJob` step in kubeadm
is 15 seconds, we should set the `activeDeadlineSeconds` to the same
timeout.
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