feat(integration-tests): Test the startup and teardown of the clp-text and clp-json packages.

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[Bill-hbrhbr]

Looks pretty good for a first draft. Still, I feel like quite a bit of refactoring will be needed, and I will def take a closer look at everything after the testing infra migrates a bit.

Some points of importance:

1. There's definitely no need to modify an existing clp_config.yaml in place. We could keep clp config JSON objects in memory, and dump them into either temp files or log files when we pass them to the package start up script.
2. For clp config JSON object, we can see if we can maximize the amount of stuff we can reuse in (clp_config.py)[https://github.com/y-scope/clp/blob/94b501b264ab376e2c917fa47b61dd91fca50132/components/clp-py-utils/clp_py_utils/clp_config.py#L28]
3. See which fixture scope the package instance should assume. You can find the list here. Personally, I believe the module (per-file) scope is the best.
4. We need new taskfile tasks to automate the new package tests. But we can address that when doing final touch ups.
5. Misc discussion points that you can find in my individual comments. Let me know if you disagree with whatever I've posted or have better solutions.