Add nine plugin manifest

[nineinfra]

Hi everyone 👋

I'm adding the kubectl-nine plugin to manage the cloudnative data platform NineInfra.

Thank you!

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• Try to word wrap your description to 80-character lines (no usage examples, please).

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/kind new-plugin

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[nineinfra]

@chriskim06 Can you help review this PR? Thank you very much.

[ahmetb]

Hi, it seems this plugin is doing way beyond Kubernetes resource management. Is there a reason why it's not a standalone CLI?

You can also distribute your plugin via Krew using custom indexes: https://krew.sigs.k8s.io/docs/developer-guide/custom-indexes/ That way, users can still install your plugin via Krew, but they'll be downloading the plugin manifest from your repository instead of krew-index.

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