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pin terraform version to 1.2.9 for terraform-tests#6962
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This PR downgrades terraform to 1.2.9 in the terraform tests. This is a wrokaround for an issue that started appearing with 1.3.0 hashicorp/terraform-provider-aws#27049
@dominikschubert already did some initial detective work in #6954.
I remembered from working on https://github.com/localstack/localstack-terraform-test that the tests actually check the path for an existing terraform binary, and they will use that to deploy the test scripts. The github action seems to come with terraform 1.3.0, so I added a step to overwrite it with a pinned version, in this case 1.2.9, which seems to still work.