chore: fix race condition in auth tenant management tests#3218
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This pull request wraps the deleteTenant() integration test inside a new describe block for tenant deletion operations. The reviewer suggests refactoring the test to use async/await instead of nested .then() promise chains to improve readability and maintainability.
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Fixed a race condition bug in or auth tests causing the tenant to be deleted before some tests that rely on it are completed.