Miscellaenous commands related to testing on OpenShift

[gangwgr]

Added a dedicated plugin for OpenShift Quality Engineering tasks

1. /generate-test-case Command
   Generate comprehensive OpenShift test cases in multiple formats:
   YAML: Structured test definitions for automation frameworks
   Gherkin/BDD: Human-readable Given/When/Then format
   Go/Ginkgo: Production-ready Go test code using OpenShift's standard framework
   Shell Script: Detailed manual testing guides with:
   Step-by-step oc CLI commands
   Expected outputs for validation
   Complete automation scripts
   Troubleshooting sections
   Supports testing for all major OpenShift components:
   kube-apiserver, kube-controller-manager, kube-scheduler
   oauth, registry, ingress, etcd
   pod, node, network, storage

2. /execute-test-case Command
   Execute OpenShift test cases with real-time progress and detailed reporting:
   Step-by-step execution with live progress tracking
   Detailed results for each test step (commands, outputs, exit codes)
   Pre-flight checks (cluster connectivity, permissions, oc CLI)
   Comprehensive reporting (execution time, pass/fail status, failure analysis)
   Configurable settings (custom oc path, kubeconfig, timeouts)
   Key Features:

Example Scenarios:
Generate and execute pod deployment tests
Test Event TTL configuration in kube-apiserver
Validate OAuth authentication flows
Test ingress controller configurations
Verify etcd cluster operations

Workflow Integration:

1. Generate → /generate-test-case (creates test in desired format)
2. Execute → /execute-test-case (runs test with detailed reporting)
3. Debug → (if needed) analyze failures and fix

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[bryan-cox]

There might be some overlap between this PR and this previous PR - #23

[bentito]

Not sure if you're in control of this, but this is a uselessly vague description

[bentito]

☝️ seems like not in scope, but this is a vague description

[bentito]

Are these directions to an agent or LLM? If it's an agent they seem overly prescriptive, right down to telling it what tools it has to use. Have you compared the results of testing this with repeated scenarios where only this prompt varies? Does a less prescriptive do better or worse?

[stbenjam]

We should try not to have too many commands that do the same thing: https://github.com/openshift-eng/ai-helpers/blob/main/plugins/openshift/commands/new-e2e-test.md

[bentito]

What if grep/awk/python make for better tooling? Wouldn't it be better to make the tools available, make the descriptions of what the tools can do quite accurate and let the agent decide to use them based on the widely varying input it may see? I worry if you require tool usage, the agent may perform poorly on any given run when it didn't have to.

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PR needs rebase.

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