chore: refactor tests related to AIP 4235#17027
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This pull request modifies test templates and golden files by replacing None assignments with empty strings to clear auto-populated fields in request objects. The reviewer suggests that using del is more appropriate than assigning an empty string, as the latter explicitly sets a value rather than unsetting the field. This distinction is important for backends that no longer treat empty strings as 'no-op' signals, especially when dealing with proto3 optional fields.
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This PR depends on #16944. Please review #16944 first.
The PR addresses the feedback in #16944 (comment) , specifically 2.