Restart delete resumable upload v3 test

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces new functionalities to the Google Cloud Storage Ruby client library, allowing users to programmatically restart and delete resumable uploads. These additions enhance the library's capabilities for managing large file transfers, providing more control over ongoing or failed upload processes.

Highlights

• New Bucket Methods: Introduced restart_resumable_upload and delete_resumable_upload methods to the Bucket class, enabling direct management of resumable uploads.
• Service Layer Integration: Implemented the underlying service calls for restarting and deleting resumable uploads within the Service class.
• Test Coverage: Added comprehensive unit tests for the newly introduced restart_resumable_upload and delete_resumable_upload functionalities in the Bucket class.

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Code Review

This pull request adds functionality to restart and delete resumable uploads. The implementation looks good, but there are a few issues in the documentation examples and minor style inconsistencies in the tests. The examples for the new methods in bucket.rb are incorrect and will not work as written. I've provided suggestions to fix them. The tests have some minor formatting issues that should be addressed for consistency.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better readability and to adhere to common Ruby style conventions, please add spaces around the assignment operator =.

    upload_id = "TEST_ID"