Make CI great again

[geekingfrog]

Alternative title: declare test bankruptcy.

This PR adds a tag to ignore all currently failing tests. The output of mix test --exclude needs_attention is still drowned in error logs, but at least all tests are passing. This is making the CI step useful, if a known good test starts to fail, people will notice.

And then we can start having a look at slowly removing these tags and fixing the tests. There is really a mix bags:

• Some very simple tests were generated once and obviously never run ever again, can probably delete them
• Some tests are about the old tachyon protocol based on plain tls connnection. These can be removed alongside the old tachyon code
• Some tests haven't been updated when the code changed, typically, spring protocol change/extension, or html output
• Some tests are exercising code looking at dirty cache and failing because of that

[geekingfrog]

Should probably wait for #304 to be merged since the different otp/elixir version seems to be causing some issues.

[StanczakDominik]

I'm still getting 29 failures locally, 3 more than here in CI, when calling MIX_ENV=test mix do ecto.drop + test --exclude needs_attention :|

[geekingfrog]

I'm still getting 29 failures locally, 3 more than here in CI, when calling MIX_ENV=test mix do ecto.drop + test --exclude needs_attention :|

Yeah, this needs more work, I'll get to it at some point this week

[geekingfrog]

riiiight, so this passes locally, but not in CI, that one isn't going to be fun

[StanczakDominik]

Maybe even have multiple separate tags for those? Probably overkill and silly, but something to consider.

[geekingfrog]

Alright, I managed to reproduce the errors.
I "fixed" them by disabling even more tests. They were all related to (old) tachyon stuff so I don't feel too bad. These tests are likely going to get deleted soon, once we get something working with the ws based tachyon.

[jauggy]

Nice looks like CI Tests all pass. Even though some tests have been disabled it at least makes CI useful again.