Common Cobalt library file changes for Cray Port



See merge request !12

Forker changes for Cray Port

These are the forker changes.  Adds a script forker that is alps-aware.  Also adds a way to pass in information via strings to stdin and extract stdout as a string.

See merge request !13

Base component changes to allow for multiforker support to work.

Changes to allow multiple alps_script_forkers to run at once.

See merge request !14

Client changes and component invoker additions.

Client changes and updates for Cray support and display.  There are also performance improvements to nodelist/nodeadm -l for Cray systems and a major performance improvement to setres.

See merge request !15

Packaging updates for Cray Port

Changes for Cobalt's packaging for the new system component

See merge request !16

If we have an attrs field that isn't a dict, then this field is
nonsensical.  Emit a log record, do not attempt to add this field, and
let the rest of the messages process normally.

Cobalt will clear block permissions after user job termination.  This
works for normal, preboot-disabled and interactive jobs.

This makes the database schema generation consistient with current
cdbwriter

This ensures that the wrapper script can only execute cobalt binaries.

Users could submit a job with a valid geometry, but that we didn't
actually have a block for on the system.  This rejects those submissions
as they will never run.

Do not provide a drain location for a job that has location set if the
requested location is down.  This is the unit test and a fix to ensure
that no other block gets drained for a job requesting a specific
location ever.

This fixes a hard override that can cause a job to drain when the
location attribute is set on a location, even if the block is otherwise
offline.

Adds feature requested for #4320.  This will signal the head pid rather
than the process group.  Not recommended for use with csh scripts.

This adds the list of equivalent queues to the jobs being passed into
find_job_location, which allows us to detect the queues that are
actually in play for a given iteration of the scheduler loop without
altering interfaces.

This should generate html appropriate for using on the Cobalt wiki.

The output prefix has been adjusted so that the test is now valid.
There was also a mismatch between my local test environment and the
automated test environment that has been fixed.  qsub tests regenerated.

Session info always results in a new line for stderr due to the
testsuite version of Cobalt not having a tty session attached.  This
regenerates the qsub tests to fix those issues.

I was lazy when I initially wrote the tests for the dict comparisons in
this, and the test may fail due to dict key ordering.  This fixes the
ordering.