rename randomseed to randomidentifier

[mcalhoun]

what

• Rename RandomSeed to RandomIdentifier in the TestSuite struct

why

• As @Nuru pointed out, the seed term makes it confusion and indicates some kind of encryption is taking place, when it's literally just a random ID to prevent resource collision.

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Caution

Review failed

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request primarily involve renaming the RandomSeed field to RandomIdentifier across various files in the aws_component_helper package. This includes updates in the GetAtmosOptions function, the TestSuite struct, and associated test functions to ensure consistency. The modifications affect how identifiers are generated and referenced within the code, but the overall structure and functionality of the affected components remain unchanged.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
pkg/atmos/aws-component-helper/atmos.go	Updated GetAtmosOptions to use suite.RandomIdentifier instead of suite.RandomSeed for mergedVars and nukeVars. Updated BackendConfig to concatenate suite.RandomIdentifier with stackName.
pkg/atmos/aws-component-helper/setup_test_suite.go	Renamed RandomSeed field to RandomIdentifier in TestSuite struct. No other changes made.
pkg/atmos/aws-component-helper/setup_test_suite_test.go	Updated test functions to reflect the renaming of RandomSeed to RandomIdentifier in assertions.
pkg/atmos/aws-component-helper/test_suite.go	Renamed RandomSeed field to RandomIdentifier in TestSuite struct. No other changes made.
test/aws-component-helper/test/basic_test.go	Updated TestBasic function to use suite.RandomIdentifier instead of suite.RandomSeed for expected output string.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant TestSuite
    participant AtmosOptions

    User->>TestSuite: Create Test Suite
    TestSuite->>TestSuite: Generate RandomIdentifier
    TestSuite->>AtmosOptions: Set RandomIdentifier
    AtmosOptions->>User: Return Options

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🐇 "In the land of code where bunnies play,
Random seeds have hopped away.
Identifiers now lead the way,
A brighter path for tests today!
With every change, we leap and cheer,
New names bring joy, let's spread good cheer!" 🐇✨

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