Storage batch operation sample v3

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new set of Ruby samples for Google Cloud Storage Batch Operations. It provides practical demonstrations for creating, listing, retrieving, canceling, and deleting batch jobs, along with robust acceptance tests to ensure their functionality. The changes aim to offer clear, executable examples for developers working with batch operations on Google Cloud Storage.

Highlights

• New Sample Code for Storage Batch Operations: Introduced a comprehensive set of Ruby samples demonstrating the full lifecycle of Google Cloud Storage Batch Operations, including creating, listing, retrieving, canceling, and deleting batch jobs.
• Acceptance Test Suite: Added a new acceptance test (batch_job_test.rb) that orchestrates and verifies the end-to-end workflow of Storage Batch Operations jobs, ensuring their functionality.
• Sample Infrastructure Setup: Configured the samples directory with its own Gemfile, Rakefile, and .rubocop.yml to manage dependencies, define test tasks, and enforce coding style specific to the samples.
• Helper Utilities for Testing: Included a helper.rb file with utility functions for acceptance tests, such as creating and deleting storage buckets and implementing retry logic for transient API errors.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces samples for Storage Batch Operations in Ruby. It includes new files for managing batch jobs, such as creating, deleting, canceling, getting, and listing jobs. Additionally, it adds necessary configurations and dependencies for testing. The review focuses on identifying potential issues related to error handling and code clarity.