Signed-off-by: Chad Swenson <chadswen@gmail.com>

The requirements for network policy feature are described here [1]. In
order to enable it, appropriate configuration must be provided to the CNI
plug in and Calico policy controller must be set up. Beside that
corresponding extensions needed to be enabled in k8s API.

Now to turn on the feature user can define `enable_network_policy`
customization variable for Ansible.

[1] http://kubernetes.io/docs/user-guide/networkpolicies/

* Add a var for ndots (default 5) and put it hosts' /etc/resolv.conf.
* Poke kube dns container image to v1.7
* In order to apply changes to kubelet, notify it to
be restarted on changes made to /etc/resolv.conf. Ignore errors as the kubelet
may yet to be present up to the moment of the notification being processed.
* Remove unnecessary kubelet restart for master role as the node role ensures
it is up and running. Notify master static pods waiters for apiserver,
scheduler, controller-manager instead.

Signed-off-by: Bogdan Dobrelya <bdobrelia@mirantis.com>

Change nslookup command to check the right cluster_name

Change additional dnsmasq opts:
- Adjust caching size and TTL
- Disable resolve conf to not create loops
- Change dnsPolicy to default (similarly to kubedns's dnsmasq). The
  ClusterFirst should not be used to not create loops
- Disable negative NXDOMAIN replies to be cached
- Make its very installation as optional step (enabled by default).
  If you don't want more than 3 DNS servers, including 1 for K8s, disable
  it.
- Add docs and a drawing to clarify DNS setup.
- Fix stdout logs for dnsmasq/kubedns app configs
- Add missed notifies to resolvconf -u handler
- Fix idempotency of resolvconf head file changes

Signed-off-by: Bogdan Dobrelya <bdobrelia@mirantis.com>

Removed api-version from kube.py because it is deprecated.
Updating both kube.py because dnsmasq one is actually used.
Fixed name back to kubedns for checking its resource.