chore: upgrade googleapis and google-auth-library packages

[Itzaprado]

Summary

This PR upgrades the outdated Google API packages to their modern counterparts, resolves resulting TypeScript compilation errors,
and optimizes the build and deployment process to prevent memory and startup timeout issues.

Justification & Details

1. Dependency Upgrades:

   • Upgraded googleapis from v59.0.0 to ^171.4.0.
   • Upgraded google-auth-library (via resolutions) from v7.14.1 to ^10.6.2.
   • These updates bring security patches, bug fixes, and better compatibility with the Node 20 runtime used in this project.

2. TypeScript Compilation Fixes:

   • Newer versions of the Google libraries return GaxiosResponseWithHTTP2 (due to internal HTTP/2 integration). We updated
     google_drive.ts and google_sheets.ts to use this type instead of the legacy GaxiosResponse from gaxios, resolving
     compilation errors.
   • Corrected the return type of retriableClearSheet in google_sheets.ts to match the actual return type of batchUpdate
     (previously it was incorrectly typed as ClearValuesResponse).

3. Build & Deployment Optimizations (OOM & Startup Fixes):

   • TypeScript Compiler OOM Fix: The massive size of the upgraded googleapis package caused the TypeScript compiler
     (tsc) to run out of memory (OOM) during the Docker build step. We resolved this by adding "skipLibCheck": true to
     tsconfig.json to skip type-checking of library declaration files, and increased the Node heap memory limit in the
     Dockerfile (NODE_OPTIONS="--max-old-space-size=4096").
   • Cloud Run Startup Timeout Fix: Running ts-node in production without flags causes it to type-check the entire
     project on startup, which took too long and used too much memory with the new packages, causing Cloud Run deployment
     timeouts. We optimized the container entry point in the Dockerfile to use ts-node --transpile-only, resulting in
     near-instant container startup and low memory usage.

4. Test Optimization:

   • The upgraded googleapis package size also caused ts-node to take ~30 seconds to type-check child processes spawned
     during tests, causing timeouts.
   • Added the --transpile-only flag to ts-node for spawned test processes in test_queue_action.ts to keep test
     execution fast (reduced test suite duration from over 2 minutes to 22 seconds).

Modified Files

• package.json / yarn.lock - Package updates.
• src/actions/google/drive/google_drive.ts - Type updates.
• src/actions/google/drive/sheets/google_sheets.ts - Type updates and cleanups.
• src/actions/queueaction/test_queue_action.ts - Test optimization flag.
• tsconfig.json - Added skipLibCheck to prevent build OOM.
• Dockerfile - Memory limit and startup speed optimizations.

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request upgrades the googleapis and google-auth-library dependencies, updating type signatures in the Google Drive and Google Sheets actions to use GaxiosResponseWithHTTP2 from googleapis-common. Additionally, it optimizes test execution by adding the --transpile-only flag to ts-node. The review feedback recommends explicitly adding googleapis-common to the dependencies in package.json since it is imported directly, and pinning google-auth-library to an exact version in the resolutions block to ensure deterministic builds.

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[gemini-code-assist]

The package googleapis-common is imported directly in src/actions/google/drive/google_drive.ts and src/actions/google/drive/sheets/google_sheets.ts, but it is not declared as a direct dependency in package.json. Relying on transitive dependencies can lead to broken builds if the parent package updates or if hoisting behavior changes. Please add googleapis-common explicitly to the dependencies section.

Suggested change

	"googleapis": "^171.4.0",
	"googleapis": "^171.4.0",
	"googleapis-common": "^8.0.2",

[gemini-code-assist]

In the resolutions block, "**/google-auth-library" is set to a range (^10.6.2). The purpose of resolutions is to force a single, specific version of a dependency across the entire dependency tree to ensure deterministic builds and prevent unexpected runtime issues. Using a range defeats this purpose because different environments or subsequent installs might resolve to different versions. It is highly recommended to pin this to an exact version.

Suggested change

	"**/google-auth-library": "^10.6.2",
	"**/google-auth-library": "10.6.2",