Add colorize-managed-fields plugin

[tt-kuma]

Hi,

I'd like to add colorized-managed-fields plugin to krew index.
This plugin displays the specified resources with colorized fields based on managed fields to help visually understand them.

• Make sure you read the Plugin Naming Guide: https://krew.sigs.k8s.io/docs/developer-guide/develop/naming-guide/
• Verify you can install your plugin locally: kubectl krew install --manifest=[...] --archive=[...]

  $ kubectl krew install --manifest=plugins/colorize-managed-fields.yaml  
  Installing plugin: colorize-managed-fields
  Installed plugin: colorize-managed-fields
  \
   | Use this plugin:
   |      kubectl colorize-managed-fields
   | Documentation:
   |      https://github.com/tt-kuma/kubectl-colorize-managed-fields
  /
  

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/kind new-plugin

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[ahmetb]

That's awesome! I have a plugin that I haven't gotten around properly releasing https://github.com/ahmetb/kubectl-fields/ that kinda does the same but haven't thought about differentiating actors by color.

Also, please consider setting up Krew release automation which helps you skip manually making updates to your Krew manifests on each new version and send a pull request. It’s a GitHub workflow bot that can run every time you push a new tag. Those PRs are automatically approved.

/lgtm
/approve
Thanks!

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