Add a check for tests which are always skipped #240
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This takes the form of a new script which crawls pytest XML reports and collates them into a single aggregate. It checks for tests which are skipped or missing in all of the reports. The aggregator can be run along with a suite of tox environments via `make collatd-test-report`, and a new CI job runs this in a build.
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As a first draft, tests ran twice (one for the "test" and once for the skipped test collator). Switch to upload/download of junitxml report data to pass the reports from the matrix to the collator.
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This takes the form of a new script which crawls pytest XML reports and collates them into a single aggregate. It checks for tests which are skipped or missing in all of the reports.
The aggregator can be run along with a suite of tox environments via
make collatd-test-report, and a new CI job runs this in a build.