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roachtest: metamorphic ARM64 and FIPS clusters
Previously, all roachtests used (cloud) machine types with the AMD64 (cpu) architecture. Recently [1], new CI infrastructure was added to run a clone of all the nightly roachtests, configured with FIPS; i.e., same AMD64 machine types, different AMI and crdb binary, patched with FIPS-certified openssl native code. As of this PR, we add the capability to execute any roachtest in a cluster, configured with either ARM64, FIPS, or AMD64 (default). This is controlled via the two CLI args: `metamorphic-arm64-probability` and `metamorphic-fips-probability`. The former denotes the probability (over the uniform distribution) of a new cluster provisioned using ARM64 VMs. The latter denotes the probability of a new AMD64 cluster provisioned with the FIPS-compliant (kernel) configuration. In case a test is compatible only with AMD64, it's effectively excluded from the set; i.e., both probabilities apply to compatible tests only. Note, the two probabilties don't have to add up to 1. E.g., `metamorphic-arm64-probability==0.4`, `metamorphic-fips-probability==0.2` denotes that ARM64 clusters are chosen ~40% of the time, whereas of the remaining ~60% AMD clusters, FIPS is chosen ~20% of the time; i.e., ~12% of all clusters will use FIPS. Note, the values '0' and '1' are absolute. Setting both to '0' is tantamount to the behavior before this PR. Setting either to '1' enforces _all_ clusters are provisioned with either ARM64 or FIPS. A test can specify its required architecture, in which case, it takes precedence over metamorphic settings. This PR builds on [1], which enabled ARM64 provisioning for AWS in roachprod. We add ARM64 provisioning for GCE, i.e., T2A, as well as refactor 'arch' argument to denote one of: AMD64, ARM64, FIPS, where the latter isn't formally a CPU architecture; however, it simplifies provisioning and binary staging. We also modify roachprod.List to display CPU architecture, other than AMD64, with the machine type; this should make it easier to see which clusters are running ARM64 and FIPS configurations, as we ramp up their testing. The PR also adds validation to cockroach binaries and libs to ensure we can execute tests under ARM64 and FIPS. Furthermore, we add 'Enabled Assertions' header, generated at build time, to the cockroach binary; the header is used to validate whether or not the binary has runtime assertions enabled. Epic: none Release note: None Resolves: cockroachdb#94957 Resolves: cockroachdb#89268 Informs: cockroachdb#94986 [1] cockroachdb#99224 [2] cockroachdb#103243
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