CI improvements

[Res260]

Here are some ideas to test some parts that are not tested yet in the current CI or generally improve the CI/CD pipeline:

• Test the launch of pyrdp-mitm.py (no errors). This can allow slight testing of the configuration file in feat: Add support for logging configuration files. #191 (for example to make sure that config.default.ini is a valid config file). It can also test execution of most of the content in pyrdp-mitm.py SEE Test pyrdp-mitm.py and pyrdp-player.py in the CI #202
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• Test replaying a session with the headless pyrdp player. This would allow to detect errors in most of the player's business logic, but wouldnt test Qt. SEE Test pyrdp-mitm.py and pyrdp-player.py in the CI #202
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• Test the pyrdp-extractor in Add PyRDP Pcap Extractor #188. Similar to the previous two points.
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• Test with a pcap that is using GDI in Add support for Graphics Device Interface Acceleration Extensions (MS-RDPEGDI) #187 . That would be very similar to the current integration test but for a session using GDI
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• Find a way to address the synchronization problem in the current integration test to allow to test the device redirection channel.
• Test with many python versions (can be done using the matrix settings of github workflows)

Add a different github workflow to push a docker image on the PyRDP Docker Registry to have PyRDP-latest, synced with Master (see comments)

[obilodeau]

Add a different github workflow to push a docker image on the PyRDP Docker Registry to have PyRDP-latest, synced with Master

This is already done from DockerHub. latest and integration image tags are automatically updated from GitHub branches master and integration. Notifications for success/failure integrated into our work slack. Tagged releases are automatically converted into a tag image too. Ie: gosecure/pyrdp:0.4.1.

Although we could build via GitHub Actions, the complicated setup required (OAuth tokens, machine accounts, configuration, etc.) has already been done so it would need to offer a substantial benefit to switching over to it.

[Res260]

Makes sense I thought it was a manual process!

[Res260]

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• Test with many python versions (can be done using the matrix settings of github workflows)

[obilodeau]

Lately I added a test with a replay (not a pcap) with GDI content in it. I ticked the appropriate boxes from this issue's task list.