[Policy tests] Add suffix to agent and package policies to avoid collisions#3118
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Currently, there could be policy tests creating agent policies and package policies with the same names.
All these tests are run sequentially. However, if any of those policy test fail deleting the resources (e.g. agent policy), the next policy tests would fail creating the agent policy since that policy already exists. Example of this failure:
This PR adds a random suffix to the Agent policy and Package policies to avoid those collisions.