CLOUDP-332943: Refactor unit test execution

[lsierant]

Summary

This PR simplifies unit tests execution to allow a simple go test ./... to always correctly execute all golang unit tests without running community e2e tests.
Additionally we use gotestsum wrapper by default to better present test output in the command line.

Changes

• There is only one, unified go.mod in the repo now, so running go test ./... correctly identifies all go files. The last one from init-ops-manager was removed in this PR, and another one from kubectl plugin was removed recently in [CLOUDP-332196] Move kubectl-mongodb plugin to cmd dir for atomic releases #271.
• All community e2e tests were marked with community_e2e tag, so we don't need to run tests with a filtered package list anymore.
• gotestsum test runner is used to execute unit tests giving more readable output
• gotestsum has been added as a tool in go.mod by running go get -tool gotest.tools/gotestsum@latest.
  • While using go.mod's tool directive allows for easy tool access (by go tool <tool>) and is not resulting in adding dependencies into the operators binary, it is still cluttering dependency list (in require section). We might consider removing it from go mod and installing it as a separate step.
• All test (python and golang) are reporting results as xml and are all gathered by evg. Test output is gathered in the teardown_task section now.
• Enabled back golang race tests - those were mistakenly disabled during operator merge to MCK (diff unit-tests.sh)

How to run tests now

Essentially as before:

$ make golang-tests

or

$ make test

Difference: we don't run with coverage enabled by default, thus allowing to use test caching for faster repeated runs from cli.

In order to run all unit tests without cache and with coverage run:

$ make golang-tests-race

We is use gotestsum as:

go tool gotestsum --junitfile golang-unit-result.xml --format-icons hivis -- -v ./...

But thanks to the overall go.mod/unitest simplifications you can use whatever suits you:

1. Use gotestsum

$ go tool gotestsum

2. Use plain go test

$ go test ./...

3. Use other test runner/viewers. I recommend to look into gotestsum options as well..

4. Also there is tparse which also has very nice summary table:

go get -tool github.com/mfridman/tparse@latest
go test -v ./... -json | go tool tparse

tparse is not supporting xunit output thus it's not used here as a default.

Proof of Work

Golang unit tests with remove locks to trigger race test error: link
Python unit test with injected error: evg link

Passing tests: evg link

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MCK 1.6.1 Release Notes

Bug Fixes

• Backed up the agent password in a secret for SCRAM authentication to prevent unnecessary password rotations.