This promises are used in caddy-frontend to check slave frontend status. We don't want to run them everytime buildout will deploy frontend because:
- there is too many slaves, check all slave frontend promises while deploying frontend will slow down slave frontend deployment.
- we don't want to reprocess frontend if one of slave frontend promise is failing

First start of promise migration to new python promises format. Promises migrated here are
used in caddy-frontend and monitor stack.

[webrunner] when displaying connection parameters, sort them in alphabetical order (as done on slapos master)

@jerome @jm @vpelletier @rafael @Nicolas @guillaume.hervier @alain.takoudjou

I tested in my webrunner

/reviewed-on nexedi/slapos.toolbox!48

Function should return True if everything is OK.
Also add some logging

As mentionned by @jerome in 2848a965
fnmatch allows more natural definitions for path manipulations

The promise should not fail if the backup was never launched because the instance just deployed.

/reviewed-on nexedi/slapos.toolbox!47

Thus we have more possibilities in filtering than just excluding
a full directory.

It can exclude directories from the hash computation, which may
be handy for more than one software release.
Its first application will be to exclude logrotated logs from the signature
file, and the zodb backup, as they integrate their own integrity mechanisme

To provide uselful functions that can be reused in other scripts
used in the context of webrunner's resiliency

Rewrite the [runner-exporter bash script](https://lab.nexedi.com/nexedi/slapos/blob/2a01586bfe17f46e2ef26ec6e45bef692435ed28/software/slaprunner/template/runner-export.sh.jinja2) in python.

Also parametarize the signature function to not use only sha256sum which can create issues on some systems. This should be a separated commit, but that shouldn't be a blocker.

Write unit tests for the main functions of this exporter script. As every trick in the original bash script were not obvious / understood / found by me, I may have missed some.

/reviewed-on nexedi/slapos.toolbox!44

Starting from Debian 9, ping binary can understand IPv6 addresses and
since we have more and more testnode on Debian9, test the other way
around. Maybe we should get rid of this test...

assertEquals is deprecated, see https://docs.python.org/2.7/library/unittest.html#deprecated-aliases