[Release-2.70] Cherry-pick #36995 and #37003

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates two key updates into the Release-2.70 branch. It refactors Python dependencies by moving several packages into optional extras, promoting a more modular installation experience. Concurrently, it introduces the GcpHsmGeneratedSecret utility, a significant security enhancement that allows Beam pipelines to generate and manage secrets using Google Cloud KMS Hardware Security Modules (HSM) and Secret Manager. Additionally, the PR includes a refinement to BigQueryIO's retry mechanism for temporary tables and temporary exclusions for certain Go SDK integration tests.

Highlights

• Python Dependency Refactoring: Several Python dependencies, including hdfs, have been moved from the core apache-beam package into optional extras. Users who rely on these components will now need to explicitly install them, for example, by using pip install apache-beam[hadoop].
• GCP HSM Generated Secret Integration: A new GcpHsmGeneratedSecret utility has been introduced in both Java and Python SDKs. This feature enables secure generation and management of secrets leveraging Google Cloud Key Management Service (KMS) Hardware Security Modules (HSM) and Google Cloud Secret Manager.
• BigQueryIO Retry Logic Improvement: A fix has been implemented in BigQueryIO to correctly handle and remove temporary tables during retry operations, ensuring data consistency and preventing potential issues.

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