enh:remove obsolete test case files for long-running and TD-GPT tests from the parallel_test directory

[tomchon]

enh:remove obsolete test case files for long-running and TD-GPT tests from the parallel_test directory

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the test infrastructure by removing several obsolete test case definition files. The aim is to streamline the testing process, reduce maintenance overhead, and ensure that the test suite accurately reflects the current state and requirements of the project by eliminating outdated configurations for coverage, parallel, long-running, and TD-GPT tests.

Highlights

• Test File Removal: Removed the tests/coverage/covtests.task file, which contained a comprehensive list of pytest commands for various test categories including DataTypes, Databases, Tables, SuperTables, DataIngestion, DataQuerying, Functions, TimeSeriesExtensions, DataSubscription, ManageNodes, Metadata, Show, Users, UDFs, JoinQueries, DataCompression, and Views.
• Parallel Test Cleanup: Eliminated tests/parallel_test/cases.task, which defined unit tests and documentation examples tests for multiple languages (C, Python, Node, C#, JDBC, Rust, Go, R).
• Long-Running Test Removal: Deleted tests/parallel_test/longtimeruning_cases.task, previously used for configuring long-running system tests and tsim tests.
• TD-GPT Test Removal: Removed tests/parallel_test/tdgpt_cases.task, which contained definitions for TD-GPT related test cases.

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Code Review

This pull request removes several test case files that are considered obsolete. The cleanup is generally a good improvement. However, I've identified a potential issue where the deletion of tests/parallel_test/cases.task will break the tests/parallel_test/split_case.sh script due to a hardcoded dependency. This could impact CI/CD pipelines, particularly for Windows environments. I've also noted a typo in one of the deleted filenames, which warrants a quick verification. Please see the detailed comments.