perf: Speed up parameterized upgrade tests#8690
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Last follow up PR that replaces `local_test_on_nns_subnet` with `state_machine_test_on_nns_subnet`. Results in significant speed up in 3 out of 4 tests (smaller speed up in the last one) that were using the proc macro `parameterized_upgrades`.
Last follow up PR that replaces
local_test_on_nns_subnetwithstate_machine_test_on_nns_subnet. Results in significant speed up in 3 out of 4 tests (smaller speed up in the last one) that were using the proc macroparameterized_upgrades.