chore(ci): remove legacy generate test#17170
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This pull request simplifies the CI process by removing the library generation and building steps from cloudbuild-test.yaml, leaving only the generator image build verification. Additionally, two JSON metadata files for google-cloud-language were deleted. The reviewer suggests optimizing the build resources by reducing the timeout and machine type, and using the --no-push flag for Kaniko to avoid potential tag collisions during pull request builds.
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Removes the legacylibrarian Python container test for
generate, which is no longer maintained or used.The image build step is retained for build verification triggered by changes to the
.generator/directory. Unit tests otherwise cover the code therein.