As in testVifibDefaultUseCase there was more and more Tic one after another
start to replace them with Call...Alarm with CleanTic. This will show expected
states of system in case of playing scenario.

Add magical method to generate the alarms and reuse it everywhere.

Note: stepTic still calls all possible alarms.

They are shortly in confirmed state, and in this case expand is required even
if state of invoice line matches catalogged state of simulation movement.

DeliveryLine_updateAppliedRule shall not be called in same transaction many times, as there is no transaction safe locking implemented in this method.

Instance can be destroyed when no cleanup delivery is related, but when order
line got cancelled.

This reverts commit 4b3c41d9.

This problem should be handled at recipe level.

Always Listen To Luke, He's Right. (tm)

As this is called in a loop, only try to find delivery lines for occupied
partitions.

Otherwise two queries lasting 0.3s each will be called in order to result with
None.

Delivery can be stopped by user without enough privileges.

And ExpandableItem does not have to be immediately expanded, there is alarm which
is responsible for simulation tree updates.

The KVM ordering interface has extremely simplified - customer is just one
click away from instance, so modify test to follow it.

Simplify test:

 * drop all server side scripts and rewrite AJAX calls to use already
   implemented SoftwareInstance_getStatus
 * where required implement client (browser) side analysis of data instead of
   relying on server side implementation (eg. fetching path of Software
   Instance)
 * avoid big pauses; pause just once (as client side logic to know when
   Software Instance is indexed would be cumbersome and complicated and anyway
   10s to index object is really long and shall be treat as failure)
 * flatten macros into main test for readability and beacuse they become
   oneliners

This variable is used by ./configure to guess libdir name (lib, lib64, ...). Of course we just want 'lib' to be chosen.