Run arm suite against all validates_container tests

[damccorm]

This will give us the same level of confidence that we have with normal python containers.

Example arm tests - https://github.com/apache/beam/actions/runs/6283251262 (including job running on arm)
Example non-arm tests - https://github.com/apache/beam/actions/runs/6283252657 (tougher to pick out a job that definitely was from this run, maybe this one)

2 tests which use prebuild_sdk_container_engine don't work (which makes sense), so I special cased them:

beam/sdks/python/apache_beam/examples/wordcount_it_test.py

Lines 98 to 105 in 68cf802

	def test_wordcount_it_with_prebuilt_sdk_container_local_docker(self):
	self._run_wordcount_it(
	wordcount.run,
	experiment='beam_fn_api',
	prebuild_sdk_container_engine='local_docker')
	@pytest.mark.it_validatescontainer
	def test_wordcount_it_with_prebuilt_sdk_container_cloud_build(self):

We may want to consider supporting that option in the future.

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[damccorm]

Run Python_Coverage PreCommit

[damccorm]

R: @tvalentyn

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[tvalentyn]

LGTM. Looks like the only test we are adding atm is sibling_sdk_worker IT test (still a wordcount test; we can remove that test next week). Running all tests could help with future ValCont tests but wouldn't significantly increase coverage now.

[tvalentyn]

You could mention #28340 in a comment.

[tvalentyn]

Thanks!

[damccorm]

LGTM. Looks like the only test we are adding atm is sibling_sdk_worker IT test (still a wordcount test; we can remove that test next week). Running all tests could help with future ValCont tests but wouldn't significantly increase coverage now.

And

beam/sdks/python/apache_beam/runners/dataflow/dataflow_exercise_metrics_pipeline_test.py

Line 55 in a7e12db

@pytest.mark.it_validatescontainer

if its not skipped. But yeah, the idea is to knock out the low hanging fruit and then move on to general python postcommit. There's some issues with the normal Python PostCommit suite at the moment, so I'm waiting on those to be fixed before moving forward with that piece.

There's also general benefit to reducing the number of distinct suite types we have IMO