Use T drive for windows bazel RBE build#26895
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Currently Kokoro Win2016 image has two discs; the main one (220GB, ~15% free) and the additional one (100GB, ~99% free). Recently Bazel RBE started failing with
Not enough spacebecause Bazel uses the main drive which doesn't have much free space for output. From the previous trial, ~30GB is needed for the bazel output when running all tests under//tests/.. So let's change the Bazel output directory to use the additional one (mounted to T:) which has more free space.Space usage (for the reference)