Extend framework for sudo use-cases

[jakub-vavra-cz]

Implement sudo alias for local provider
Add local netgroups implementation

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request introduces support for local netgroups and sudoers aliases within the SSSD test framework. It adds new classes to manage /etc/netgroup and sudoers alias files in /etc/sudoers.d/, and updates LocalSudoRule to integrate with these aliases. A review comment identified a potential issue with the lexical sorting of sudoers alias files when using automatic ordering, suggesting the use of consistent zero-padding for file prefixes.

[jakub-vavra-cz]

The ci failures are unrelated. There is some issue in docs building and failing test_smartcard__su_as_local_user that probably has a fix in #239.

[madhuriupadhye]

Please check CI failures also.

[justin-stephenson]

@jakub-vavra-cz you can add the following change to this PR as IdEntry is used only inside tools.py it does not need to be exported. It should resolve the error.

diff --git a/sssd_test_framework/utils/tools.py b/sssd_test_framework/utils/tools.py
index 10ddfe4..7730314 100644
--- a/sssd_test_framework/utils/tools.py
+++ b/sssd_test_framework/utils/tools.py
@@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ from pytest_mh.utils.fs import LinuxFileSystem
 __all__ = [
     "GetentUtils",
     "GroupEntry",
-    "IdEntry",
     "LinuxToolsUtils",
     "PasswdEntry",
     "UnixGroup",

[danlavu]

The code is great, thank you. I don't like the docstrings though. I think it should be less verbose and concise. I made some comments as examples of what I think should change, but I didn't apply them to the entire file. Can you go through the docstrings with the comments in mind? Thanks.

[jakub-vavra-cz]

@madhuriupadhye I added the missing docstrings and refactored alias to allow changing order and handled duplicates for netgroup.
@danlavu I tried to cut down the docstring fluff a bit and add missing "." to make them more consistent.
I also changed sudo_alias to sudoalias but I will need to update the tests that are using it. :-(
Thanks @justin-stephenson, the fix worked.

[madhuriupadhye]

Looks good to me, just waiting to finish the CI.

[danlavu]

It's great, and I'll approve it, but I need a trivial change. There was a misunderstanding, type: never has . at the end. The pattern only applies to the :param: docstring.

sed '/:type/s/.$//' should do the trick.

[jakub-vavra-cz]

It's great, and I'll approve it, but I need a trivial change. There was a misunderstanding, type: never has . at the end. The pattern only applies to the :param: docstring.

sed '/:type/s/.$//' should do the trick.

Did that for :type and :rtype that I both touched. Hopefully it is okay now.