Run python instrumentation tests on older Python version#4170
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Description:
Python instrumentation libraries currently support Python 3.9. Run our instrumentation e2e tests on a test app running Python 3.9 to verify that our dependency manifest is valid for that version.
I've cleaned up the e2e test in question by using chainsaw step templates. We can do this for a lot more of our tests - let this PR serve as an example for future efforts.
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