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kubernetes/pkg/kubectl
Yu-Ju Hong 06125f37d3 Print container statuses in kubectl get pods
`kubectl get pod` already prints one container per line. This change fills in
the status for each container listed. This aims to help users quickly identify
unhealthy pods (e.g. in a crash loop) at a glance.

 - The first row of every pod would display the pod information and status
 - Each row of the subsequent rows corresponds to a container in that pod:
    * STATUS refers to the container status (Running, Waiting, Terminated).
    * CREATED refers to the elapsed time since the last start time of the
      container.
    * MESSAGE is a string which explains the last termination reason, and/or
      the reason behind the waiting status.
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