Add objective integration tests for all example_ws configs

[rlpratt12]

Summary

• Add objectives_integration_test.py to 11 config packages (kitchen_sim, april_tag_sim, grinding_sim, dual_arm_sim, factory_sim, hangar_sim, kinova_sim, space_satellite_sim, space_satellite_sim_camera_cal, mock_sim, multi_arm_sim)
• Each test auto-discovers objectives via SystemConfigParser and runs them with per-config skip lists for user-input/ML/GPU objectives
• New objectives are automatically tested — if one requires skipping, CI fails and the PR author adds it to the skip list (fail-safe design)
• Add CI matrix job to run each config's tests in parallel via the existing workspace_integration_test reusable workflow
• Add missing ament_cmake_pytest + moveit_pro_test_utils test deps across all configs (including existing lab_sim)

Known TODOs

• Skip lists are best-guess based on objective names/XML analysis — need to validate with actual CI runs
• The existing integration-test-in-studio-container job still runs all tests including these, causing double-runs. Consider adding --packages-skip for config packages to that job
• 600s timeout may need tuning for configs with many objectives (e.g. lab_sim has 80)
• Cancel objectives sets are empty for new configs — looping objectives may need to be identified and added

Test plan

• All 12 test files parse correctly with valid Python syntax
• Skip list objective IDs verified against actual main_tree_to_execute XML attributes — all match
• CMakeLists.txt and package.xml changes follow existing lab_sim pattern
• Run integration tests for mock_sim (simplest, no skips) to validate end-to-end
• Run integration tests for a config with skips (e.g. kitchen_sim) to validate skip behavior

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[JWhitleyWork]

Is a good start but needs some tweaking.

[JWhitleyWork]

The downside to doing this with a matrix is that it launches a separate Github Actions runner for each invocation of the matrix. If we do these all as a single colcon test --packages-select <list_of_packages>, many of them can still be run in parallel but we only spin up an instance, install dependencies, clone stuff, etc. once. Also, we should be doing this test for at least Humble and Jazzy (in a matrix because they are completely different environments).

[JWhitleyWork]

10 minutes? We usually give 10 minutes for all of colcon test. Does it actually take anywhere near this long?