increase code coverage - Githubissues

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces multiple changes across various files related to a .NET project and Terraform configurations. Key modifications include updates to the GitHub Actions workflow for conditional job execution, alterations to the CognitoClientFactory and CognitoSettings classes, and enhancements to test cases for better exception handling. Additionally, new Terraform files are added to manage AWS resources, while existing configurations are updated to focus on Kubernetes resources, indicating a shift in architecture.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/dotnet.yml	- Added conditional execution for `build` job. - Excluded `Program.cs` in SonarCloud analysis. - Updated Dockerfile path in `build-docker-image`. - `semantic-release` now depends on `build-and-analyze`.
src/FIAP.TechChallenge.ByteMeBurger.Cognito.Gateway/CognitoClientFactory.cs	- Updated constructor to have no parameters. - Changed client instantiation logic, removing credentials and region. - Removed unused directives.
src/FIAP.TechChallenge.ByteMeBurger.Cognito.Gateway/CognitoSettings.cs	- Removed properties: `UserPoolClientId`, `Enabled`, `Region`, `ClientSecret`, `ClientId`. - Retained only `UserPoolId`.
tests/FIAP.TechChallenge.ByteMeBurger.Cognito.Gateway.Test/CognitoClientFactoryTests.cs	- Updated `settingsMock` to return default `CognitoSettings`. - Instantiated `CognitoClientFactory` without `settingsMock`.
tests/FIAP.TechChallenge.ByteMeBurger.Cognito.Gateway.Test/CognitoUserManagerTest.cs	- Simplified `CognitoSettings` initialization. - Added `FindByCpfAsync_ExceptionThrown_LogsErrorAndThrows` test. - Updated existing tests for exception handling.
tf/data.tf	- Added data sources for EKS, Cognito User Pool, and RDS. - API Gateway references are commented out.
tf/main.tf	- Removed AWS-related resources. - Added `kubernetes_namespace` for `orders`. - Updated various Kubernetes resources to include new namespace.
tf/output.tf	- Removed output for `api_client_id`.
tf/variables.tf	- Updated default value of `internal_elb_name` from `"api_internal_elb"` to `"api-internal"`.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GitHub Actions
    participant SonarCloud
    participant Docker
    participant CognitoClientFactory
    participant CognitoSettings

    User->>GitHub Actions: Push code
    GitHub Actions->>GitHub Actions: Check branch and event
    alt Not main branch and not PR
        GitHub Actions->>SonarCloud: Run analysis (excluding Program.cs)
    end
    GitHub Actions->>Docker: Build image using updated Dockerfile
    GitHub Actions->>CognitoClientFactory: Instantiate without settings
    CognitoClientFactory->>CognitoSettings: Use default settings

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