Should reduce number of editor notifications, they are detrimental for user focus when editing

[adietish]

The editor currently notifies the user of many things:

• when editor is modified and can be pushed to the cluster (It'll tell you if you create a new resource or modify an existing one.)
• when cluster resource is modified and can be pulled into the editor
• when editor was successfully pushed to the cluster
• when cluster resource was successfully pulled to the editor

The general feeling is that there are too many notifications.

Ex. when you push the editor to the cluster, the cluster adds managed fields to the resource. In the editor you therefore get a first notification "Push to create/modify" when editing. When you push you then immediately get a second notification that you can pull ("Modified on cluster, Pull?"). If you're editing ex. a pod, the pod changes its status ("created", "started", then "running") and every time this happens you get a notification.

The idea is to not notify "can pull", "successfully pushed", "successfully pulled", but only "can push" if the editor has changes that you can push to the cluster.

The resource states that are not notified any longer should then later get unveiled with inlay hints in the editor