[6.16.z] Switch back to client-1 repo against Satellite 6.16 #16537
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This reverts commit 874d9ef.
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Reverts #16409
(revert 6.16.z cherrypick only)
Problem
There are not yet client tests identified therefore we cannot cover both client-1 and client-2 repos w/o duplicating whole test matrix
Solution
Temporary solution is to use client-1 repo against Satellite 6.16 and use client-2 repo against Satellite Stream so that we don't duplicate whole matrix while we have coverage for both client repos.
(We are missing testing specific client repo across multiple satellite versions anyway.)