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run-tests: Run tests locally with upstream CI images

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This patch allows local execution of playbook tests using ustream CI
testing images. Either 'podman' or 'docker' can be used to execute the
tests.
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Rafael Guterres Jeffman
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See [Running the tests](#running-the-tests) section for more information on available options.
## Running local tests with upstream CI images
To run tests locally using the same images used by upstream CI use `utils/run-tests.sh`.
```
utils/run-tests.sh tests/config/test_config.yml
```
To run all tests for a single plugin, use the `-s` option with plugin directory name. This will search, recursively for playbooks named with the pattern `test_*.yml`. To run all playbook tests for `ipauser`:
```
utils/run-tests.sh -s user
```
When executed, `utils/run-tests.sh` will create a container (either using `docker` or `podman`) using one of the testing ansible-freeipa images (https://quay.io/repository/ansible-freeipa/upstream-tests?tab=tags), run the selected tests against the container, and remove the container after tests are executed. If a test fails the container is not removed, so the failure can be investigated.
It is possible to keep the container after the execution, even if tests succeed, using the `-C` option:
```
utils/run-tests.sh -s config -C
```
By default the tests are executed against the latest version of the Fedora image (`fedora-latest`). The testing image can be selected with the `-i` option. Use `-l` to list the available image names.
```
utils/run-tests.sh -i c9s tests/host/test_host.yml
```
## Upcoming/desired improvements:
* A script to pre-config the complete test environment using virsh.