fix(securitycenter): add fake change to run Kokoro CI tests

[eapl-gemugami]

Description

PR: 13168

Checklist

• Please merge this PR for me once it is approved -> DON'T MERGE!

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Summary of Changes

This pull request, titled "fix(securitycenter): add fake change to run Kokoro CI tests," introduces a seemingly inconsequential change to the securitycenter/snippets/noxfile_config.py file. The purpose, as indicated in the title, is to trigger the Kokoro CI tests. A comment containing the date "2025-03-10" has been added to the file.

Highlights

• CI Trigger: The primary goal of this PR is to trigger the Kokoro CI tests.
• Minor Change: A comment with a date has been added to noxfile_config.py.

Changelog

• securitycenter/snippets/noxfile_config.py
  • Added a comment line '// 2025-03-10' to trigger CI.

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A simple change, a line of code,
To wake the CI, lighten the load.
Kokoro's watch, a silent plea,
To test and build for all to see.

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Code Review

The pull request adds a date comment to the noxfile_config.py file. The goal of this change is to trigger Kokoro CI tests. While the change itself is simple, it's important to ensure that such changes are easily reversible and don't introduce unintended side effects.

Summary of Findings

• Temporary nature of the change: The added comment is intended to be a temporary trigger for CI. It should be removed once the CI tests are running as expected to avoid confusion and maintain a clean codebase.

Merge Readiness

The change is small and doesn't introduce any functional issues. However, it's crucial to remember to revert this change once the CI tests are running correctly. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and other reviewers should review and approve this code before merging. Given the temporary nature of this change, it should be removed as soon as it has served its purpose.

[gemini-code-assist]

This comment is presumably added to trigger CI. It's important to remove this line once the CI is running as expected. Consider adding a TODO comment to remind yourself to remove it later. This will help avoid confusion in the future.

Alternatively, consider using git commands to revert the change after the CI runs, or use a temporary branch.

Suggested change

	# 2025-03-10
	# TODO(developer): Remove this line after CI is running as expected.
	# 2025-03-10