provider/google: Add node_pool field in resource_container_cluster #13402
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As @paddyforan and I discussed offline, even though nodepools could be their own resource, it makes more sense to keep track of them inside the cluster resource. Each nodepool belongs to exactly one cluster, some of the update methods on nodepools are actually part of the clusters API, and the creation of a cluster without a specified nodepool will create a default one that we might want terraform to be able to manage.
For this PR, I've just included the minimum functionality. In follow-ups I'll add the ability to add and remove nodepools from a cluster and add more fields to the node_pool schema.