CTK Enhancement: Updating binary using zip and secrets

[kvenkatachala333]

Updated all Integration tests to use secrets and binary via zip file

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly refactors the setup process for daily integration tests by transitioning from local binary compilation to a more robust and secure method of fetching pre-built binaries. By leveraging Google Cloud Storage for binary distribution and Google Secret Manager for secure access, the changes streamline test execution, reduce build times, and enhance the overall security posture of the CI/CD pipeline. This ensures that all integration tests consistently use the correct gcluster binary while protecting sensitive configuration details.

Highlights

• Binary Acquisition Method Update: The integration tests now acquire the gcluster binary by downloading a zipped bundle from a Google Cloud Storage (GCS) path, unzipping it, and granting execution permissions, replacing the previous make command.
• Enhanced Security with Secret Manager: The GCS path for the gcluster binary is now securely managed using Google Secret Manager, ensuring that sensitive bucket information is not hardcoded directly into the build configurations.
• Widespread Configuration Changes: These changes have been applied consistently across all daily integration test YAML files, standardizing the binary fetching and secret handling process for all tests.

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Code Review

This pull request updates all integration tests to fetch the gcluster binary from a GCS bucket via a zip file and utilize Google Secret Manager for the GCS path. This change enhances the reliability and security of the integration tests by ensuring a consistent binary version is used and sensitive paths are managed securely. The modifications are consistently applied across all relevant YAML files.

[sarthakag]

Looks good. Let's run the babysit tool to run all the updated integration test.