Change integration test to run only on static components by default#225
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There are two ways to run the integaration test:
static coordinates: Harvest against a predefined, production-comparable set. Deterministic and repeatable; best for catching regressions and breaking changes.
dynamic coordinates: Harvest against a dynamically generated set. Useful for exploratory testing and sampling; results vary and need to look into the differences between dev and production deployment case by case.
This PR changes the default of the action to run the static (known-good) path to reliably detect breaking changes. User can still enable dynamic mode (via input following the example in the description) when exploring behavior or sampling broader coverage.