airbyte-lib: Validation helper command #34002
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This PR adds a helper command
airbyte-lib-validate-source, which can be used to validate whether a python package can be called as a source connector via airbyte-lib.This is meant as a smoke test to validate that airbyte-lib specific entrypoints are set up correctly, not whether the connector fully adheres to the Airbyte protocol - for this, the regular CATs should be used.
In a separate PR, this logic will be used as part of the airbyte-ci test command to validate connectors that are whitelisted to be published to pypi.