test: unskip content_libraries tests which previously depended on micro-service - #33435
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Very WIP.
This is on paused in order to work on higher priorities:
Background
75% of content_libraries app tests are skipped because they were built to depend on the Blockstore micro-service, which could not easily be run in GitHub Actions.
Part of the reason we moved Blockstore to be an app was so we could run all the content_libraries tests in-process. We moved Blockstore to be an app, but we didn't update the tests. This PR will address that.