feat: verify gcp if one API works rather than all

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved error handling during GCP service verification to ensure all services are checked before reporting a failure, providing more accurate feedback when access issues occur.

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Walkthrough

The Verify method in the GCP provider was refactored to improve error handling and control flow during service verification. The method now attempts all service checks for each project before returning, consolidates error reporting, and only returns success if at least one service check passes.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
pkg/providers/gcp/gcp.go	Refactored the Verify method to use a single error variable, check all services before returning, and improve error reporting logic. No changes to method signature.

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In the clouds where GCP hops,
The rabbit checks and never stops.
Now errors gathered, not just one,
Each service checked until it’s done.
If any pass, we leap with cheer—
If not, the message is now clear! 🐇✨

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pkg/providers/gcp/gcp.go (1)

214-247: Excellent refactoring of the verification logic.

The changes improve the Verify method by allowing it to succeed if any service check passes for any project, rather than failing at the first error. This makes the verification process more resilient to temporary service-specific issues.

The implementation:

1. Tries all available services for each project
2. Succeeds immediately if any service check passes
3. Returns a detailed error only after all checks have failed

This aligns perfectly with the PR title "verify gcp if one API works rather than all" and makes the code more fault-tolerant.

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