infra(ci): Add run command to integ test script

[daymxn]

This adds a new command to the test subcommand within the repo script called run which will automatically run integration tests locally. It also provides a way to specify secret files via a json file, which will be automatically decrypted and deleted after the test runs (depending on the overwrite command). Docs have been included with the command to explain this and more.

The github workflow for running Firebase AI integration tests has also been updated to use this script, to ensure we keep it up-to-date in the future.

Example command usage:

tests run --overwrite --secrets ./scripts/secrets/AI.json AI

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[andrewheard]

/gemini review

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new run command to the integration test script, which is a great addition for local testing. The command is well-documented and includes useful features like automatic Xcode version detection and secret file management. My review includes a few suggestions to improve code quality and fix a minor logging issue. Specifically, I've pointed out the use of a deprecated API, a small bug in logger configuration, and an opportunity to refactor how a subcommand is invoked for better readability and maintainability.