fix: KubernetesObjectSerializer::deserialize() should support list api

[thestupd]

• Added a new KubernetesObjectList class to handle list APIs with appropriate schema attributes (apiVersion, kind, metadata, and items).
• Updated the deserialization logic to instantiate and populate KubernetesObjectList instances when appropriate.
• Added test cases to validate the deserialization of Kubernetes object lists, ensuring correctness and compatibility with unknown object schemas.

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[thestupd]

The custom Serializer update in version 0.22.0 for KubernetesObject, replacing ObjectSerializer, caused a breaking issue in my application. This is because the KubernetesObjectList case was not handled properly.

Example:

const responseList = await objectApi.list("foo", "bar", "default");
const firstItem = responseList.body.items[0];
// Modify some data
await objectApi.replace(firstItem); // This fails because the items in the list are not deserialized correctly.