Merge pull request #63415 from dashpole/eviction_event
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Clean up kubelet eviction events
**What this PR does / why we need it**:
This makes eviction events better.
* Exceeding container disk limits no longer says "node was low on X", since the node isn't actually low on a resource. The container limit was just exceeded. Same for pods and volumes.
* Eviction message now lists containers which were exceeding their requests. This is an event from a container evicted while under memory pressure:
`reason: 'Evicted' The node was low on resource: memory. Container high-priority-memory-hog was using 166088Ki, which exceeds its request of 10Mi.`
* Eviction messages now displays real resources, when they exist. Rather than `The node was low on resource: nodefs`, it will now show `The node was low on resource: ephemeral-storage`.
This also cleans up eviction code in order to accomplish this. We previously had a resource for each signal: e.g. `SignalNodeFsAvailable` mapped to the resource`nodefs`, and `nodefs` maps to reclaim functions, and ranking functions. Now, signals map directly to reclaim and ranking functions, and signals map to real resources: e.g. `SignalNodeFsAvailable` maps to the resource `ephemeral-storage`, which is what we use in events.
This also cleans up duplicated code by reusing the `evictPod` function. It also removes the unused signal `SignalAllocatableNodeFsAvailable`.
**Release note**:
```release-note
NONE
```
/sig node
/priority important-longterm
/assign @dchen1107 @jingxu97
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