Combine integration tests workflows #154
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This combines the integration tests workflows into a single workflow for the GitHub Actions. For now, unit tests are the only tests that are run in this workflow. We can create an actual integrated test once we have an integrated example working. Also, all the shell scripts that were in the deployment directory have been removed.
This also removes the legacy tests directory and some print statements in the test functions. Tests that were empty or completely commented out are also removed.
The Dockerfile and RabbitMQ compose files have been cleaned up too.