[CI] CI registry update

[hnyls2002]

A step to migrate to #13808. From #13653

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly upgrades the continuous integration (CI) test registration system. It introduces new capabilities to mark tests for nightly execution or to disable them with a specified reason, providing greater control over the CI pipeline. The underlying parsing mechanism for these registration markers has been refactored for improved robustness and clarity, and the changes are reflected in the updated testing documentation.

Highlights

• Enhanced CI Registration: Introduced nightly and disabled parameters to CI registration functions (register_cpu_ci, register_cuda_ci, register_amd_ci), allowing tests to be designated for nightly runs or temporarily disabled with a reason.
• Robust Argument Parsing: Refactored the internal argument parsing logic for CI registration markers, improving error handling and supporting both positional and keyword arguments for est_time, suite, nightly, and disabled.
• Updated Documentation: Added a "CI Registry Quick Peek" section to test/README.md to document the new CI metadata declaration syntax.

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[hnyls2002]

/tag-and-rerun-ci

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Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the CI test registration mechanism by moving from a basic AST parsing implementation to a much more robust and feature-rich one. The new implementation correctly handles positional and keyword arguments, validates argument types, and supports new metadata fields like nightly and disabled. The addition of documentation in test/README.md is also a great touch. My feedback includes a couple of suggestions to further improve the new argument parsing logic in _parse_call_args for better maintainability and more informative error messages.