Install redis dependencies for enrichment tests

[damccorm]

Fixes #30513

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R: @Amar3tto

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This pull request addresses an issue by ensuring that Redis dependencies are correctly installed for enrichment tests within the Python SDK. It introduces a dedicated requirements file for Redis and updates the Gradle build configuration to automatically install these dependencies when running relevant Dataflow test suites, thereby resolving test failures related to missing Redis components.

Highlights

• New Redis Requirements File: A new file, "sdks/python/apache_beam/transforms/enrichment_tests_requirements.txt", has been added to specify the "redis" dependency (version "redis>=5.0.0,<6") required for enrichment tests.
• Gradle Build Script Update: The "sdks/python/test-suites/dataflow/common.gradle" file has been modified to incorporate the new Redis requirements. It now defines the "requirementsFile" and includes it in the "argMap" for "mockAPITests". Crucially, the "exec" command for these tests now includes "pip install -r $requirementsFile" to ensure Redis is installed before test execution.
• CI Trigger Update: A minor, non-functional change was made to ".github/trigger_files/beam_PostCommit_Python.json" by incrementing the 'modification' number, likely to trigger CI builds.

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