add presubmit to run node conformance with crun

[kannon92]

Ref: #33300

Add a presubmit to test with crun versus runc.

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[BenTheElder]

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#33300

[aojea]

presubmits is not going to add you much value over periodics, these presubmits jobs will not be considered blocking ... once they start failing unless you have someone looking at the failures , it will have the same effect as a periodic

[kannon92]

My main reason for a presubmit is to have a job to test periodica and to make sure that this actually works before creating the periodic.

[aojea]

My main reason for a presubmit is to have a job to test periodica and to make sure that this actually works before creating the periodic.

I see, so you want something in presubmit just to check the job is working fine to avoid iterating on the periodic

@BenTheElder I thought there was one documented way of achieving that , otherwise that looks a legit request if there is no alternative, though I think we should think in appending some word to indicate clear the purpose of the job , maybe -canary or something like that

[kannon92]

@aojea I find that having a 1to1 correspondence to presubmits and periodics is very useful. I like to have some kind of confirmation on the PR that this would fix the periodic so I encourage people to add presubmits and periodics.

If there is a way that a pleeb like me can kick off a periodic out-of-band that would drastically reduce the jobs we have in sig-node. I know I've seen dims run a periodic job but I'm not sure that permission is given everywhere.