Major refactoring for CI workflows #69
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This PR was initially intended to implement #29 but we took the opportunity to do a (major) refactor of the CI tests.
The Python functional tests are now self-supporting, which allows us to segment the functional tests and the E2E tests (front-end).
Main refactor are:
.github/workflows/setup-testing.github/workflows/ci.ymlinto.github/workflows/e2e.ymltest/utils.py/api/v1/challengesintest/test_api_challenge.py(plugin additional params)/api/v1/plugin/ctfd-chall-manager/admin/instanceintest/test_api_admin_instance.py/api/v1/plugin/ctfd-chall-manager/instanceintest/test_api_instance.py/api/v1/plugin/ctfd-chall-manager/manaintest/test_api_mana.pyThis separation allows us to be much more modular in our tests and to be future-proof.