Update flash style to "notice" for "setting up test env" message #7445
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Proposed Changes
Currently, when we display the Autotester message, "Setting up test environment, Please try again later.", the flash styling is on alert-danger. This is actually not an error and it confuses the user thinking something went wrong. Instead we can use the notice alert style.
We had to modify the markus-autotesting component to respond with Http response instead of an exception. So we will need to make sure both these PRs are deployed together at the same time.
PR from markus-autotesting repo: MarkUsProject/markus-autotesting#589
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Currently, it shows the message as an error message:

This PR will change the message to a notice flash message:

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