Update chatops workflows

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• Update chatops workflows

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Streamlined the workflow by removing the test_fixture_id logic and its references.
  • Updated output variable terraform_state_path to a simplified path.
  • Changed artifact name in the upload step to a static name.
  • Altered command for creating test fixtures to improve efficiency.

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the GitHub Actions workflow configuration for Shared Terraform ChatOps. The changes primarily focus on simplifying the workflow's test fixture handling by removing the logic associated with generating a test fixture ID. The workflow's core structure remains unchanged, with all jobs intact, while the modifications streamline artifact naming and state path management.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/shared-terraform-chatops.yml	- Removed test fixture ID generation step - Eliminated test_fixture_id output variable - Simplified terraform_state_path to 'state' - Changed artifact name from dynamic to static 'state' - Replaced test fixture creation with Go test command

Poem

🐰 In workflows where chaos once did reign,
A rabbit's touch made processes plain.
No more random IDs to confuse,
Just clean paths and tests to peruse.
Simplicity hops, efficiency sings! 🧹✨

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