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Avoid modifications to the informer's copy of resources.
In each of the `{Pipeline,Task}Run` reconcilers the functions to update status and labels/annotations refetch the resource from the informer cache, check the field they want to update, and if an update is needed they set the field on the informer's copy and call the appropriate update method. In pseudo-code: ```go func update(fr *FooRun) { newFr := lister.Get(fr.Name) if reflect.DeepEqual(newFr.Field, fr.Field) { newFr.Field = fr.Field // This modified the informer's copy! return client.Update(newFr) } } ``` I have worked around this in two different ways: 1. For the status updates I added a line like `newFr = newFr.DeepCopy()` immediately above the mutation to avoid writing to the informer's copy. 2. For the label/annotation updates, I changed the `Update` call to a `Patch` that bypasses optimistic concurrency checks. This last bit is important because otherwise the update above will lead to the first reconciliation *always* failing due to `resourceVersion` skew caused by the status update. This also works around some fun interactions with the test code (see fixed issue). There are two other notable aspects to this change: 1. Test bugs! There were a good number of places that were assuming that the object stored in the informer was altered. I changed most of these to refetch through the client. 2. D-Fence! I added some logic to some of the common test setup code to `DeepCopy()` resources before feeding them to the fake clients to try and avoid assumptions about "same object" creeping back in. It is also worth calling out that this change will very likely destabilize the metric that I identified [here](tektoncd#2729) as racy, which is likely masked by the mutation of the informer copies. Fixes: tektoncd#2734
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