Fix multi-profile image config, rename Atracker test, add COS/logs test, enhance LDAP invalid cases

[anbunithi-dev]

Fix multi-profile image config, rename Atracker test, add COS/logs test, enhance LDAP invalid cases

[anbunithi-dev]

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[sumansuhag]

Does a vague commit message that covers several unrelated fixes in one pull request increase the chances of missing bugs or causing unexpected problems? When you combine different changes—like UI tweaks, image setups, and updates to testing and authentication—without explaining each one or how they were tested, it can make code reviews tougher. This approach might also complicate future debugging and mask the real effects of the changes made. It seems like it favors merging quickly over keeping commits clear and manageable, which is important for keeping software reliable and easy to maintain.