Update python test suite to use pytest rather than nose#187
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…run on arm64 hosts. Pin to a specific focal version to harden security
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This is the third PR in a series to add support for running glb-director on ubuntu noble.
Previous PR: https://github.com/github/glb-director/pull/186/changes
It's a semi-optional pull request. The existing testing framework is functional for ubuntu focal, but it's based upon nose test library which are end of life. It won't be compatible with the version of python that ships with ubuntu noble.
There is a replacement library nose2 (https://github.com/nose-devs/nose2), but it doesn't support the older python the will come with ubuntu focal. Rather then trying to run the two tests in parallel, it made more sense to use pytest, which is supported on both platforms. The syntax is nearly identical, which allows for a relatively simple replacements.