add --kubernetes-deployment-selector option #5
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…he deployment, in case its app label does not match its name
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The current code assumes that the Deployment you are controlling has an "app=..." label that exactly matches the Deployment resource name.
In my particular cluster, this is not the case, so we need another way for the list_namespaced_deployment() query to find the deployment.
This option allows you to override the "app=..." label query with an arbitrary label query.
e.g. in my case I use
--kubernetes-deployment-selector=app.kubernetes.io/component=my-deployment-to-control