roachtest: add -c/--cluster for running a test on an existing cluster#22795
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Add `-c/--cluster` flag for running a test or tests on an existing cluster. When running on an existing cluster, the cluster is wiped before and after the test, but no attempt is made to create or destroy it. Like running a test locally, running on an existing cluster forces parallelism to 1. Fixes cockroachdb#22644 Release note: None
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Scale the concurrency of the test by the number of nodes in the cluster. Release note: None
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Add
-c/--clusterflag for running a test or tests on an existingcluster. When running on an existing cluster, the cluster is wiped
before and after the test, but no attempt is made to create or destroy
it. Like running a test locally, running on an existing cluster forces
parallelism to 1.
Fixes #22644
Release note: None