expose kube-proxy ports range via dcos config flags

[jdef]

kube-proxy accepts a port range from which proxied ports are allocated from. we need to enable this flag via scheduler config and in k8s/dcos packaging

[jdef]

this is very useful for customers that want to statically allocate a port range for use by kubernetes (node ports, proxy ports, etc)

[jdef]

clarification: the kube proxy port range is not for node ports, but for ports allocated by the userspace proxy impl of kube-proxy. the stock k8s implementation uses port 0 to allocate userspace proxy ports from the ephemeral port pool.

in cases where users want to control the port range that the userspace proxy allocates from (read: they don't use the ephemeral pool) then they can provide a custom port range for this. allocating such a range via mesos offers (assuming NO ip-per-container support) is error prone at best: kube-proxy becomes launchable on a slave IFF the entire userspace proxy port range is available.

i'm lowering the priority of this for the following reasons:

• kube-proxy may be run in iptables mode, which doesn't need to allocate any additional "proxy" ports
• the default implementation of kube-proxy's userspace mode allocates ports from the ephemeral pool
• mesos user's should have already configured their mesos slaves with resource port ranges that avoid overlap with the host/OS's ephemeral port range

[jdef]

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