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[DO NOT MERGE] - This branch is for testing theories to best integrate nightly clojure tests #13642
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the clojure jar first before running the examples
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I'm still trying to understand how CI works and with it how to best integrate in nightly integration tests for the clojure package.
First theory:
The clojure integration tests can run in the linux cpu.
Testing by: creating a node for integration tests that run in the current CI pipeline (will not be the final place - just a test)