feat: Updates acceptance tests to use the Mobility Database Catalogs

[maximearmstrong]

Summary:

Closes #1143

This PR update the acceptance tests so that they use the Mobility Database Catalogs instead of the outdated Wikibase instance.

Expected behavior:

Acceptance tests should be run on the sources included in the Mobility Database Catalogs. Since the catalogs can be downloaded as a CSV file, acceptance tests should be much faster when fetching the URLs (no more waiting on the Wikibase API!). Also, the data is in greater quantity and more accurate.

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[bdferris-v2]

Meta comment: I don't think I'd ever looked too closely at the acceptance_test.yml script before. This thing is a beast! How many urls are in the old database? I count 1300+ in the new database. Is that an increase? I guess the project doesn't get pull requests /too/ often, but I hadn't realized just how many feeds were being downloaded with each update to a PR.

[maximearmstrong]

Meta comment: I don't think I'd ever looked too closely at the acceptance_test.yml script before. This thing is a beast! How many urls are in the old database? I count 1300+ in the new database. Is that an increase? I guess the project doesn't get pull requests /too/ often, but I hadn't realized just how many feeds were being downloaded with each update to a PR.

We have 1332 GTFS Schedule sources in the Mobility Database catalogs. Previously, 1117 on the Wikibase instance (more actually, but we noticed that many were duplicates). So we will run acceptance tests on 215 additional sources.

A lot of downloads every time a PR is updated, indeed! It is possible to skip the acceptance tests by using the [acceptance test skip] string in a commit, so that the tests are only run when necessary.

[bdferris-v2]

LGTM - assuming the acceptance test runs to completion, this looks ready to go.

[github-actions]

Thank you for this contribution! 🍰✨🦄

Information about source corruption

0 out of 1334 sources are corrupted.

Acceptance test details

The changes in this pull request did not trigger any new errors on known GTFS datasets from the MobilityDatabase.
Download the full acceptance test report for commit 0eea0c4 here (report will disappear after 90 days).