Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 44286, 44209) Refactor leader election package test code to remove redundant code **What this PR does / why we need it**: leader election object supports locking on 2 objects currently endpoints and configmap. The test code for both is almost identical. This pr attempts to remove redundancy in test code for easier maintenance and extension. **Special notes for your reviewer**: I am trying to add leader election feature to federation controller manager and this pr is one of sub-task of the overall work documented in #44283 **Release note**: ``` NONE ``` |
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