**What happened**:
When deploying submariner 0.12.0 or later through Submariner Addon, submariner ManagedClusterAddon tracks status of submariner deployments and reports "Agent Degraded" if any of them fails to come up. But it only tracks some of the deployments and if any of the untracked deployment fails, it erronously reports agent status as Ready.

Currently tracked:
submariner-gateway
submariner-routeagent
submariner-operator

Not tracked:
submariner-globalnet
submariner-networkplugin-syncer
lighthouse-agent
lighthouse-coredns

**What you expected to happen**:
When any of the untracked deployments fails, Agent Status should be Degraded.

**How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)**:
To reproduce:

1. Install submariner-addon on a managed cluster.
2. Patch submarinerconfig for that managedcluster to use an invalid lighthouse-agent or lighthouse-coredns image.

kubectl patch submarinerconfigs submariner -n <managed-cluster-name> --type "json" -p '[
{"op":"add","path":"/spec/imagePullSpecs/lighthouseAgentImagePullSpec","value":"'quay.io/submariner/lighthouse-agent:invalid'"}]'

4. Check status of lighthouse-agent pod, it should be in Erorr state - ImagePullError.

5. Get manageclusteraddon submarinerfor that managed cluster

kuebctl get managedclusteraddon submariner -n <managed-cluster-name>


6. Check StatusTypeAgentDegraded. Even though lighthouse-agent pods are in error, StatusTypeAgentDegraded will be set to false.

  - lastTransitionTime: "2022-06-07T07:16:46Z"
    message: Submariner (submariner.v0.11.2) is deployed on managed cluster.   ---> This means everything is up
    reason: SubmarinerAgentDeployed
    status: "False" -----> This means everything is up.
    type: SubmarinerAgentDegraded

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