[benchmarker/scd] Remove shared subscription management by individual users - #1672
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Following #1666, SCD subscriptions can be established via actions prior to scenarios of interest. This allows us to remove subscription management from individual virtual users' workflows which reduces complexity and ways things can go wrong. This PR executes that workflow reduction/simplification.
The configuration schema change would be a breaking change, but benchmarker is not yet at initial release so I don't think we need to start tracking this yet. We will track breaking changes starting from official initial offering of benchmarker, but this will require a few more things (e.g., minimum usage documentation).
Verified to work normally (judged qualitatively; no failures due to missing subscriptions); timeline overview from one of the scenarios: