update terraform-provider version to >= 6.9.0, <= 7.14.1

[aslam-quad]

update terraform-provider version to >= 6.9.0, <= 7.14.1

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request broadens the supported version range for the Google and Google-Beta Terraform providers. By extending the upper bound of the version constraint, the system can now utilize newer provider releases, ensuring compatibility and access to the latest features and bug fixes, while maintaining a consistent minimum supported version. This change is reflected across the core configuration logic and various golden copy test files.

Highlights

• Terraform Provider Version Update: The allowed version range for the hashicorp/google and hashicorp/google-beta Terraform providers has been updated to >= 6.9.0, <= 7.14.1.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the terraform-provider version for google and google-beta to ">= 6.9.0, <= 7.14.1". The changes are consistently applied across the Go source code, tests, and related golden files. The update is correct and aligns with the PR's objective. I've added a couple of suggestions to improve maintainability by extracting the duplicated version string into a constant in both the implementation and test files. Overall, the changes are good.

[gemini-code-assist]

To improve maintainability and avoid duplicating the version string, consider defining it as a constant and reusing it for both google and google-beta providers. This will make future updates easier and less error-prone.

Suggested change

	return map[string]TerraformProvider{
	"google": {
	Source: "hashicorp/google",
	Version: ">= 6.9.0, <= 7.12.0",
	Version: ">= 6.9.0, <= 7.14.1",
	Configuration: gglConf},
	"google-beta": {
	Source: "hashicorp/google-beta",
	Version: ">= 6.9.0, <= 7.12.0",
	Version: ">= 6.9.0, <= 7.14.1",
	Configuration: gglConf}}
	}
	const defaultGoogleProviderVersion = ">= 6.9.0, <= 7.14.1"
	return map[string]TerraformProvider{
	"google": {
	Source: "hashicorp/google",
	Version: defaultGoogleProviderVersion,
	Configuration: gglConf},
	"google-beta": {
	Source: "hashicorp/google-beta",
	Version: defaultGoogleProviderVersion,
	Configuration: gglConf}}
	}

[gemini-code-assist]

Similar to the implementation, you can define the version string as a constant here to avoid duplication and improve the maintainability of this test.

		const defaultGoogleProviderVersion = ">= 6.9.0, <= 7.14.1"
		c.Check(g.TerraformProviders, DeepEquals, map[string]PR{
			"google": TerraformProvider{
				Source:  "hashicorp/google",
				Version: defaultGoogleProviderVersion},
			"google-beta": TerraformProvider{
				Source:  "hashicorp/google-beta",
				Version: defaultGoogleProviderVersion}})