test(aws-serverless): Split npm & layer tests#20442
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l: are these comments no longer relevant?
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hmm probably still fine, you're right!
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This is on top of #20441
This PR splits the aws-serverless test app into two, aws-serverless, which tests the npm package directly, and aws-serverless-layer, which tests using the layer.
This allowed to make the test app easier to understand and follow and make the dependency graph clearer as well.
I choose to run the layer in different node versions and the npm stuff only in node 20, IMHO that should be good enough, I don't think we need to also run the npm stuff in all the node versions, so we can reduce the number of test apps a bit.