[v13] Allow RoleRemoteProxy to list kube_servers when cluster isn't licensed for Kubernetes#25492
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When a remote proxy retrieves the list of kube clusters available in the remote cluster and the remote cluster isn't licensed, the request fails because the remote proxy role was not whitelisted. This PR does not return the license error if the requester is a local or remote server. This PR also disables the `kubernetes_service` on startup if the cluster is not licensed for Kubernetes access. This prevents the process from being in the degraded state when trying to upsert the `kube_server` via heartbeat.
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Backport #25461 to branch/v13