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release-22.1: spanconfig,kvserver: teach the GC job to respect tenant PTS records #78389

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Backport 2/2 commits from #77726 on behalf of @adityamaru.

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This change teaches the GC job responsible for ClearRange'ing a tenants
data to respect protected timestamp records that are protecting a tenants
data. Specifically, once the tenants row data has expired, the GC job now
checks for protected timestamp records that have been written by the system
tenant targetting that particular tenant, or targetting its entire keyspace
i.e. all secondary tenants. If the record is protecting a time less than the
drop time of the tenant then the GC will be delayed.

This change also consolidates all tenant GC related tests into one file. The only
new test is TestGCTenantJobWaitsForProtectedTimestamps.

Release note (enterprise change): Tenant GC job will now wait for protected
timestamp records targetting the tenant, and with a protect time less than
the tenant's drop time.

Release justification: high-priority changes in existing functionality

Fixes: #77239


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Release justification: fixes for high-priority bugs in existing functionality
This change teaches the GC job responsible for ClearRange'ing a tenants
data to respect protected timestamp records written by the system tenant
covering the secondary tenant's keyspace. Specifically, once the tenants
row data has expired, the GC job now checks for protected timestamp records
that have been written by the system tenant targetting that particular
tenant, or targetting its entire keyspace i.e. all secondary tenants.
If the record is protecting a time less than the drop time of the tenant
then the GC will be delayed.

This is important because a system tenant may be backing up the secondary tenant
or all secondary tenants while the secondary tenant has been dropped. We don't want
the GC job to ClearRange the tenant's data until the backup that wrote the PTS record
on the tenant's keyspace has completed (backed up the tenant data) and released the record.

This change also consolidates all tenant GC related tests into one file. The only
new test is `TestGCTenantJobWaitsForProtectedTimestamps`.

Release note (enterprise change): Tenant GC job will now wait for protected
timestamp records targetting the tenant, and with a protect time less than
the tenant's drop time.

Release justification: high-priority changes in existing functionality
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Thanks for opening a backport.

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:lgtm:

Reviewable status: :shipit: complete! 1 of 0 LGTMs obtained (waiting on @adityamaru and @arulajmani)

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