Move setup-gcloud to floating V2 release #3204
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Description
Resolves #3203 by upgrading the
google-github-actions/setup-gcloudAction to use a supported version, which also required adding thegoogle-github-actions/authaction since the current version ofsetup-gcloudcleaves away authentication.Additionally, moves our linting step back to use Python 3.11.7 instead of 3.12 due to PEP 632 impacting an underlying tool that we don't have direct control over.
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How has this been tested?
Many of the relevant workflows were tested automatically within this PR. Changes made in the others are identical, and those workflows have access to the same creds, so no differing behavior is expected.
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