Skip tests for features not enabled and show pytest results

[ehelms]

Why are you introducing these changes? (Problem description, related links)

When certain features are not enabled, their tests are marked as failed which can make debugging confusing.

What are the changes introduced in this pull request?

• Checks for feature enablement and skips tests if their feature is not enabled
• Uses flavor + parameters.yaml to determine enabled features
• Add get_enabled_features() and has_feature() helpers to conftest.py that replicate the Ansible enabled_features calculation by combining flavor_features with user features from parameters.yaml.
• Use pytest.mark.skipif to gate tests on their required features: foreman-proxy, hammer, azure-rm, google, remote-execution, and iop.
• Read the Foreman admin password from
  .var/lib/foremanctl/foreman-admin-init-passwd instead of hardcoding.
• Update the test playbook to display pytest output before failing so pass/fail details are visible in Ansible output.

How to test this pull request

Steps to reproduce:

• Run a deployment with some set of enabled features (e.g. foremanctl deploy --add-feature iop
• Check which tests are skipped and ensure the list looks appropriate

Checklist

• Tests added/updated (if applicable)
• Documentation updated (if applicable)

[ekohl]

I hadn't seen this. #508 works towards a more generalized mechanism to skip tests for disabled features.

I like the idea of leveraging the directory structure more. How about:

• tests
  • feature
    • foreman
      • test_base.py
    • foreman-proxy
      • test_base.py
      • test_bmc.py
    • iop
      • test_advisor.py

Then taking your approach (and very similarly https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57031403/pytest-marks-mark-entire-directory-package) we can automate it. I've taken a stab at that in #509.

[ekohl]

I also ran into this. I'd love to see it in a dedicated commit/PR. Please then also use rootpath

Suggested change

	def foreman_admin_password():
	test_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
	foremanctl_dir = os.path.dirname(test_dir)
	passwd_file = os.path.join(foremanctl_dir, '.var', 'lib', 'foremanctl', 'foreman-admin-init-passwd')
	with open(passwd_file) as f:
	def foreman_admin_password(pytestconfig):
	passwd_file = pytestconfig.rootpath / '.var' / 'lib' / 'foremanctl' / 'foreman-admin-init-passwd'
	with passwd_file.open() as f: