Copyright header script needs to be disabled in CI Pipeline for Integration Tests

[yogeshbdeshpande]

The integration tests when run in CI, checks for Copyright Headers.

Need to disable the same in Integration Tests, as the current Step of Checkout Code:

/usr/bin/git -c protocol.version=2 fetch --no-tags --prune --progress --no-recurse-submodules --depth=1 origin +d55b0617a90c0a9f522e48d148893958d7900664:refs/remotes/origin/realm-provisioning-v2

Checks-out assuming a new branch! This detects a Copyright Header for files which have not been modified.!

A change has been done in the CI Test via a fix in ci.yml using PR #211
A similar fix is needed in integration-tests.yml

[setrofim]

This problem is actually confined to handler/.

Cpyright checks are only run as part of make test, and so are not typically triggered during integration tests (make integ-test). However, scheme/common/Makefile contained a pre hook that ran make -C ../../handler. Since this did not specify a target, it triggered the default goal of test. This causes tests and copyright checks to run for handler/ when shemes are built (not tested!). That means that the copyright check is triggered during Docker deployment creation in the integration tests pipeline.

The pre hook is unncessary (or maybe no longer necessary -- it seems to be inhereted from the old code line and its unclear why it was originally added), and is removed in #217

[setrofim]

Resolved by #217