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fix(gemini): Increase instance size and max retries
Currently some of our gemini tests are very flakey failing with read validations due to "missing rows" on the cluster side. Since Gemini is random, some tests can be heavier than others. Looking on failed tests, espcially with dirsuptive nemesis one could easily notice that CPU utlization per core reaches to 100%. In this cases, some of the validations fail with 1-4 attempts until there is a validation that fails all the 5 attempts, mostly due to missing row or several rows on the test cluster. However, connecting to the cluster afterwards, I could see all rows are available. This change first increase the instances size from i4i.large to 2xlarge. Second, it increases the retries from 5 to 10, same as we have in c-s.
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