TEST: Add testcases to validate bridged networking connectivity #14042
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Pull request overview
This pull request adds connectivity validation tests for bridged networking mode to prevent regressions from future system distribution VHD changes. The new tests verify basic connectivity and IPv4 internet access in bridged networking configurations.
- Adds a SmokeTest to verify basic connectivity in bridged mode
- Adds an InternetConnectivityV4 test with host connectivity checking
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This will help ensure bridged networking doesn't get broken by future system distro vhd changes, for example.