tests: remove hardcoded packages in system.sh#17301
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This pull request refactors .kokoro/system.sh to dynamically determine which packages require full system tests by reading the library_type from each package's .repo-metadata.json file, replacing a hardcoded list of packages. Feedback on the changes highlights a portability issue with using grep -oP to parse the JSON metadata, suggesting a more robust sed alternative to ensure compatibility across different environments.
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This PR removes the hardcoded list of packages in
.kokoro/system.sh, to determine whether system tests should run, which is error prone. For example,google-cloud-bigquerywas missing from the list so system tests would only run in release PRs.