[Python] Add ADOT SigV4 release test workflow + validations #377
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Background
ADOT instrumentation has the newly added AWS SigV4 OTLP exporters, for which we need to add release tests. These tests serve to ensure functionality is not changing over time. The new workflow will be called from the aws-otel-python-instrumentation repository.
Changes
CWLogValidatorto get OTLP span logs when applicableFollow up
Need to follow up this PR with one in aws-otel-python-instrumentation to add the test to the main build workflow
Rollback Procedure
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Testing
Ran the workflow and another test to ensure no adverse effect on the canaries: link
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