[ci][fix] don't use env vars for llm integ test as it causes issues w… #2068
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Moving the gpt2 test to serving.properties - using environment variables persists to following tests and causes multiple models to be loaded.
We already have a gpt2 config that matches the env vars, so just using that.
See this test run https://github.com/deepjavalibrary/djl-serving/actions/runs/9518222203/job/26238764686. The mpt test is loading gpt2 model first, causing oom when mpt test runs