Remove sdxl-turbo from workflow

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced GitHub Actions workflow with new environment variables for improved configuration.
  • Added a step to install WebUI requirements, specifying necessary Python packages with user-level installations.
  • Introduced conditional execution for test steps based on selected test suites.
  • Improved cleanup process for Docker containers before new instances are created.

• Bug Fixes

  • Refined test execution commands for ComfyUI and diffusers examples, including additional logging.

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the GitHub Actions workflow configuration in .github/workflows/examples.yml. The changes primarily focus on enhancing the workflow's environment setup and test execution process. New environment variables are introduced for model paths, storage service access, and various commit hashes. The workflow now includes more granular control over test suites, improved dependency installation for user-level access, and refined steps for setting up and cleaning Docker containers.

Changes

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Change Summary

.github/workflows/examples.yml

- Added multiple environment variables for OSS, model paths, and commit hashes - Enhanced run-examples job with conditional execution based on matrix.test-suite - Improved ossutil setup with checks for existing files - Updated commands for user-level Python package installation - Enhanced Docker cleanup steps before container creation - Updated test execution commands for ComfyUI and diffusers - Removed commented-out sections related to specific tests

Possibly related PRs

• Remove stable-diffusion-v1-5-int8 #1166: Directly related PR modifying the same .github/workflows/examples.yml file with similar environment variable and workflow configuration enhancements.

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