Consolidate the call of change_state to fail or success in the core executors #35901
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src changes look good but tests need to be updated to mock patch fail/success instead of change_state
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Use
fail(...)/sucess(...)instead ofchange_state(..., TaskInstanceState.FAILED/change_state(..., TaskInstanceState. SUCCESSin the core executors.