Fix Google Cloud Authentication in GitHub Actions

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  I created this PR to fix the failing GitHub Actions.## Description
  This PR fixes the issue with the GitHub Actions workflow failing due to incorrect configuration of the google-github-actions/auth action. The workflow was not correctly specifying either "workload_identity_provider" or "credentials_json" for Google Cloud authentication.

Changes

• Modified the GitHub Actions workflow file .github/workflows/main.yml to correctly specify either "workload_identity_provider" or "credentials_json" in the step where google-github-actions/auth is used.
• If using workload identity provider, the line workload_identity_provider: "projects/PROJECT_ID/locations/global/workloadIdentityPools/POOL_ID/providers/PROVIDER_ID" was added, with PROJECT_ID, POOL_ID, and PROVIDER_ID replaced with actual values.
• If using a service account key as JSON, the line credentials_json: ${{ secrets.GOOGLE_CREDENTIALS }} was added. Here, GOOGLE_CREDENTIALS is a secret stored in the GitHub repository that contains the service account key.

Summary

With these changes, the GitHub Actions workflow should now run without the previous authentication error. Please ensure that if you are using credentials_json, the GOOGLE_CREDENTIALS secret is correctly set up in your GitHub repository settings.

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Rollback Files For Sweep

• Rollback changes to .github/workflows/main.yml

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