Tests are rewritten for easier coverage of all cases, including all-ok case.
In the same time code has been improved while detecting inconsistencies.

Sort entry_list by known key, the one most important for the usage.

Instead of hiding unconfigured checks, emit OK message, which gives
information to the user regarding the full status.

The IP list comparision of http_query has been dropped, as the IP presence
shall be compared from DNS result.

Improvements:
 * use real dict in the test
 * merge test cases
 * increase test coverage
 * minimize and improve messages
 * use error state instead of error list
 * always shall full diff during test failure to ease debugging
 * fix ssl_certificate missing information
 * avoid cluttering code with test time

See merge request nexedi/slapos.toolbox!113

Also add a "Requires-Python" information so that dropping python2
support will be easier in the future. See https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/dropping-older-python-versions/

Note that this promise is only available in Python3.

We are going to delete instance-gitlab-test.cfg.in from slapos repo,
which is dedicated to testing, now we are going to test the file
which is used in production, aka instance-gitlab.cfg, as a part of
theia resiliency test

webrunner is replaced by Theia

See merge request !108

See merge request nexedi/slapos.toolbox!105

slapos/promise/plugin/util.py: Modified getJsonLogLatestTimestamp() to use current_time instead of latest_timestamp

promise: Merged check_free_disk_space and monitor_partition_space from @lisa.casino & @@xavier_thompson

collect data in slapos.core are stored into db with gmtime which was
different from utc used by monitor.

urlopen(url).read() returns bytes, this fixes:

      File "slapos.toolbox-repository/slapos/resiliencytest/suites/resiliencytestsuite.py", line 162, in _waitForCloneToBeReadyForTakeover
        while "<b>Importer script(s) of backup in progress:</b> True" in takeover_page_content:
    TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'

errors with KVM resilience tests