Tailscale Operator & Ansible Tailscale deployment#658
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This PR introduces Tailscale to both Kubernetes & Ansible hosts.
On Kubernetes, the Tailscale Operator is used to allow routing traffic in/out of the cluster over Tailscale to other nodes connected to the tailnet. This allows us to securely forward traffic to an external service from any Kubernetes node without having to compromise on security.
Likewise in Ansible we now provision Tailscale on every host, optionally configuring service forwarding (where a service is allocated it's own FQDN within the tailnet) for traffic to be routed to. We can use this to secure inter-node communication on Ansible hosts or bring traffic from Kubernetes safely into Ansible with minimal overhead.