Optimize test execution time after refactors #44089
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After refactor of running providers tests and after some recent changes we need to re-sort the order of test type execution and separate out standards provider.
Ths "standard" provider has slow Venv tests and it is now the slowest provider when it comes to test suite. Similarly API test type has many more tests now and it is pretty slow. Both should be started earlier in order to make use of the parallelism we have (long running tests should go first to avoid them to stay as last ones and utilise only one processor while doing so.
This PR separates standard provider and moves both standard provider and API to the top of the list used for sorting, similarly google and amazon are put higher on the list
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