Add ability to suppress status check output when configured

[nkubala]

depends on #4512

wire up flag/config option to suppress status check output in favor of status.

[tejal29]

As part of this work, Identify

• what statuses are important and worth notifying about
• If we do identify nothing interesting happened, what is reasonable amount of time to wait until we show some output
• do events also need to apply the same rule?

Previously, when designing status checks, we decided to show all new status updates every half secons.

after adding pod status health checks, the number of new statuses increases. Not all statuses are interesting like "container creating" or "pod initializing"
we also had a regressions where for deployment waiting for rollout was reported repeatedly.

[nkubala]

@tejal29 what follow up work needs to be done here?

[tejal29]

So on master

➜  microservices git:(master) ✗ ../../out/skaffold dev --mute-logs=status-check,build 
Listing files to watch...
 - leeroy-web
 - leeroy-app
Generating tags...
 - leeroy-web -> leeroy-web:v1.15.0-15-gc6260e8b5
 - leeroy-app -> leeroy-app:v1.15.0-15-gc6260e8b5
Checking cache...
 - leeroy-web: Not found. Building
 - leeroy-app: Not found. Building
Found [minikube] context, using local docker daemon.
Building [leeroy-web]...
 - writing logs to /var/folders/gk/s778hvkj0lb0zl95ywvw0snr00cfc0/T/skaffold/build/leeroy-web.log
Building [leeroy-app]...
 - writing logs to /var/folders/gk/s778hvkj0lb0zl95ywvw0snr00cfc0/T/skaffold/build/leeroy-app.log
Tags used in deployment:
 - leeroy-web -> leeroy-web:c0e26baa031172e4c4de052dee8dd407d1034a1f2bb626eb9e9cf5379d7176f5
 - leeroy-app -> leeroy-app:e07eb9ac125d12cbaa0ecef6c6947e3eeb40b289491778d9d2ffe48687b9fa77
Starting deploy...
 - deployment.apps/leeroy-web created
 - service/leeroy-app created
 - deployment.apps/leeroy-app created
Waiting for deployments to stabilize...
 - deployment/leeroy-app is ready. [1/2 deployment(s) still pending]
 - deployment/leeroy-web is ready.
Deployments stabilized in 4.06119592s

So i see the status-check output on the terminal and not written to the file.