refactor(pingcap/tidb-binlog): refactor integration-test job to prow style

[wuhuizuo]

Ref #3342

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Key Changes:

• A new job called wip-pull-integration-test has been added to the latest-presubmits.yaml file.
• The new job is based on Prow style.
• The new job runs integration tests.
• The new job includes containers for building and running the integration tests.
• The new job includes volumes for caching.
• The new job includes resources such as CPU and memory requirements.
• The new job includes affinity constraints.

Potential Problems:

• The new job is marked as optional, which means it may not be executed in some cases.

Fixing Suggestions:

• Consider removing the optional: true flag to ensure that the job is run every time a pull request is created.
• Consider adding more detailed comments to the job configuration to make it easier to understand and maintain.

Overall, the changes seem reasonable and well-structured.

[ti-chi-bot]

I have already done a preliminary review for you, and I hope to help you do a better job.

Based on the pull request title and description, the changeset appears to refactor the integration-test job of the pingcap/tidb-binlog repository to the Prow style. The diff shows that a new job called wip-pull-integration-test has been added, which includes changes to the container, volumes, resources, and affinity.

There are no obvious potential problems with the changeset. However, it is unclear why decorate: true is needed for the new job. Also, the trap function in the build container is not explicitly explained, and it is unclear what the make integration-test command does.

To fix these issues, the PR author can add comments to explain the decorate: true and trap function. Additionally, they can add comments or documentation to explain the purpose of the make integration-test command.

[wuhuizuo]

/approve

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