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Update clusterloader2 provider to azure #33500

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Changes the cluster-loader2 command-line flag to --provider=azure (from --provider=aks) to match the perf-tests PR that renames it: kubernetes/perf-tests#2864

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/hold until the perf-tests PR merges
/cc @Jont828 @jackfrancis

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/lgtm

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/assign @jsturtevant @marosset

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we plan to drop these jobs: #33395

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Nothing to do, since #33395 was merged.

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thx @mboersma and @jsturtevant!

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PR needs rebase.

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