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Allow startup if update attempt occurs #2236

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This changes the flow to allow proceeding to do proper startup after a system update attempt.

update_attempt will block waiting for the update to complete and if an actual update occurs it (the .deb update script) will shutdown the running skills process if an update is actually performed.

I also added a short voice confirmation that we're checking for updates.

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Check that an unpaired mark-1 starts up ok

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update_attempt will block waiting for the update to complete and the
update will shutdown the running skills process if an update is needed.
@devs-mycroft devs-mycroft added the CLA: Yes Contributor License Agreement exists (see https://github.com/MycroftAI/contributors) label Jul 26, 2019
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Ping @davidwagnerkc and @chrisveilleux. Can you check on this, it's sort of a critical issue.

I removed the dialog on update attempt I had originally added. Since it'd speak for the Mark-2 which can't do an update yet...

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Tested on Mark I. Blocked during update then started up as expected.

@davidwagnerkc davidwagnerkc merged commit db2ea07 into MycroftAI:dev Aug 12, 2019
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