chore(deps): update dependency google-cloud-securitycentermanagement to v0.1.22

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
google-cloud-securitycentermanagement (source)	==0.1.21 -> ==0.1.22

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googleapis/google-cloud-python (google-cloud-securitycentermanagement)

v0.1.22: google-cloud-securitycentermanagement: v0.1.22

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Documentation

• group Security Command Center packages together on cloud.google.com (#​13715) (3ce0eda), closes #​13714

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Summary of Changes

Hello @renovate-bot, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request performs a routine dependency update for the google-cloud-securitycentermanagement library, moving it to its latest patch version, 0.1.22. This update primarily incorporates a minor documentation improvement, ensuring the project remains current with its dependencies and benefits from the latest documentation enhancements.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The google-cloud-securitycentermanagement dependency has been updated from version 0.1.21 to 0.1.22.
• Documentation Improvement: The updated version of the google-cloud-securitycentermanagement library includes a documentation change to group Security Command Center packages together on cloud.google.com.

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Code Review

This PR updates the google-cloud-securitycentermanagement dependency. While this is a straightforward and safe update, I've identified a significant issue in how your test dependencies are managed. Your test environment uses a much newer version of google-cloud-bigquery than your production environment, which can lead to correctness issues where tests pass for code that will fail in production. I've provided a suggestion to refactor your requirements-test.txt to inherit from requirements.txt, which will resolve this inconsistency and improve the overall maintainability of your dependencies.

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To improve maintainability and avoid dependency version mismatches between your test and production environments, you should refactor this file to inherit dependencies from requirements.txt.

Currently, you have dependencies like google-cloud-securitycentermanagement duplicated, and more critically, you have a different version of google-cloud-bigquery for testing (3.27.0) than for production (3.11.4 in requirements.txt). This divergence is risky as tests may pass using features or bugfixes unavailable in the production version, leading to unexpected failures in production.

By using -r requirements.txt, you ensure that your tests run against the same dependency versions that are used in production, providing a more reliable testing environment.

-r requirements.txt
backoff==2.2.1
pytest==8.2.0