Add selenosis to the list of Kubernetes tools - #61
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Adds selenosis to the list.
Selenosis is a Kubernetes-native, stateless alternative to Selenium Grid. Each WebDriver session is provisioned as a dedicated, ephemeral pod (one session = one pod) — no warm pools and no shared browsers. It also supports Playwright and MCP.
Sessions are modeled as Kubernetes custom resources. A
Browserresource represents a single browser session (browser name and version) and is reconciled into a pod, while aBrowserConfigresource defines the browser images and pod templates, with a deterministic merge order (version → browser → template). This makes browser provisioning declarative, with Kubernetes as the single source of truth.