refactor(storagecontrol): update managed_folder_create sample

[eapl-gemugami]

Description

Based on the RPC Workshop, this sample is updated to the current style guide.

Note: I think that create, get and delete samples should be refactored in the same PR, as they depend on each other for a clean test environment. (After creating a folder it should be deleted, or the strategy in conftest.py should be adapted to these samples)

Checklist

• I have followed Sample Guidelines from AUTHORING_GUIDE.MD
• Tests pass: nox -s py-3.9 (see Test Environment Setup)
• Lint pass: nox -s lint (see Test Environment Setup)
• Please merge this PR for me once it is approved

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Summary of Changes

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I've updated the managed_folder_create sample for Google Cloud Storage to adhere to the latest style guidelines. The primary changes involve transitioning from basic sys.argv for command-line input to the more robust argparse module, adding comprehensive documentation to the function, and introducing a new integration test to validate the sample's functionality. This refactoring aims to improve the sample's clarity, usability, and test coverage.

Highlights

• Improved Command-Line Argument Handling: I've refactored the managed_folder_create.py sample to use argparse instead of sys.argv for command-line argument parsing. This improves the sample's usability and aligns it with modern Python best practices for CLI applications.
• Enhanced Documentation: I've added a detailed docstring to the create_managed_folder function, providing clear explanations of its purpose, parameters, and return value, along with a helpful link to the official Google Cloud Storage documentation. This significantly enhances the sample's readability and maintainability.
• New Integration Test for Managed Folder Creation: I've introduced a new test file, storagecontrol/managed_folder_create_test.py, which includes an integration test for the create_managed_folder sample. This test creates a managed folder, verifies its creation, and then performs a cleanup by deleting it, ensuring the sample works as expected in a real environment.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the managed_folder_create sample to align with current style guides, notably by using argparse and adding a comprehensive docstring. The changes are a good improvement.

However, the change from managed_folder_id to managed_folder_name as a keyword argument in create_managed_folder is a breaking change. The existing test in storagecontrol/snippets_test.py at line 83 calls this function with the old argument name and will fail. Please update snippets_test.py to use the new argument name to fix the tests.

I've also added a couple of suggestions to improve code consistency and readability in the new code.

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/gemini review

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Code Review

The code changes introduce the ability to load multiple signed images to a registry using a bulk load feature. There was a typo in the argument name being accessed, and a TypeError was introduced because the get_managed_folder function in managed_folder_get.py does not have a managed_folder_name parameter.