Add Linter test for SHA sum lengths #1939
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For Linter tests with 'bundle exec ruby test/test_linter.rb'.
Always set +exit_on_errors+ to false for Linter test runs, even for test cases that should not cause errors, to avoid stopping test runs and silencing (unexpected) error messages during development.
Drop nonessential line breaks in markdown source of some old release posts for easier parsing of SHA sums.
Check for wrong SHA sum lengths in release posts, an error that happens from time to time (mainly truncated or wrapped SHA512).
Small format change to avoid Linter errors for some old release posts. The previous format caused errors because of the seemingly missing SHA sum (which is given in the following line of the definition list). Removing the ':' after 'SHA256' makes the Linter ignore these sums.
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It happens from time to time that SHA sums in release posts are truncated or line-wrapped. This PR adds a test (run by CI) that checks for their correct lengths.
It also fixes existing errors in older posts.