Update Docker image repository URLs

[jeandemeusy]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the image repository paths for the core and postman services to enhance system maintenance and reliability.
• Documentation
  • Updated Google Cloud credentials setup and Docker configurations for improved clarity and consistency.
• Refactor
  • Refactored setup of Google Cloud credentials and SDK actions for better performance and security.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent updates involve adjusting image repository paths for the ctdapp Helm configuration. This change includes transitioning the Docker image sources for the core and postman services to repositories managed by the HOPR Association. These adjustments likely indicate a strategic effort to streamline resources or enhance deployment practices.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
helm/ctdapp/values.yaml	Updated image repositories for core and postman services to hoprassociation/docker-images.
.github/workflows/gcp-tag-artifact.yaml	- Updated Google Cloud credentials setup and SDK versions.
	- Changed credentials_json secret to GOOGLE_HOPRASSOCIATION_CREDENTIALS.
	- Modified project_id to hoprassociation.
	- Altered Docker registry to europe-west3-docker.pkg.dev.
	- Adjusted Docker image path to hoprassociation/docker-images/cover-traffic.
.github/workflows/main.yaml	- Updated Google Cloud credentials setup action and GCP login action.
	- Added steps for Google Cloud SDK setup and Google Container Registry login.
	- Replaced build and push container image action with an updated version.

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