test(bigquery-jdbc): add test tags & ability to skip them

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Code Review

This pull request introduces support for excluding specific test groups or tags via an excludedGroups variable in the Makefile and annotates several integration tests with @Tag("advanced") and @Tag("known_issue"). The review feedback highlights multiple instances in the Makefile where excludedGroups is passed unquoted to $(MAKE) or within Docker arguments. If the variable contains spaces, this will cause word splitting and lead to build or execution failures; wrapping these references in quotes is recommended to ensure robust execution.

[gemini-code-assist]

If excludedGroups contains spaces (e.g., excludedGroups="known_issue, advanced"), passing it unquoted to $(MAKE) will cause make to treat the words after the space as separate targets to build, leading to a build failure. Wrapping the variable in double quotes prevents this word splitting.

	$(MAKE) unittest excludedGroups="$(excludedGroups)"

[gemini-code-assist]

If excludedGroups contains spaces (e.g., excludedGroups="known_issue, advanced"), passing it unquoted to $(MAKE) will cause make to treat the words after the space as separate targets to build, leading to a build failure. Wrapping the variable in double quotes prevents this word splitting.

	$(MAKE) integration-test skipSurefire=false test=ITBigQueryJDBCTest,ITNightlyBigQueryTest excludedGroups="$(excludedGroups)"

[gemini-code-assist]

If excludedGroups contains spaces (e.g., excludedGroups="known_issue, advanced"), passing it unquoted inside args will cause the shell to split the arguments when executing the docker command, leading to syntax or execution errors. Wrapping the variable in single quotes inside the double-quoted args string prevents this word splitting.

	$(MAKE) .docker-run args="make unittest test=$(test) excludedGroups='$(excludedGroups)'"

[gemini-code-assist]

If excludedGroups contains spaces (e.g., excludedGroups="known_issue, advanced"), passing it unquoted inside args will cause the shell to split the arguments when executing the docker command, leading to syntax or execution errors. Wrapping the variable in single quotes inside the double-quoted args string prevents this word splitting.

	$(MAKE) .docker-run args="make integration-test test=$(test) skipSurefire=$(skipSurefire) excludedGroups='$(excludedGroups)'"

[gemini-code-assist]

If excludedGroups contains spaces (e.g., excludedGroups="known_issue, advanced"), passing it unquoted inside args will cause the shell to split the arguments when executing the docker command, leading to syntax or execution errors. Wrapping the variable in single quotes inside the double-quoted args string prevents this word splitting.

	$(MAKE) .docker-run args="make unit-test-coverage excludedGroups='$(excludedGroups)'"
	$(MAKE) .docker-run args="make full-coverage excludedGroups='$(excludedGroups)'"