Migrate Travis CI testing setup to GitHub actions #226
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Adds Github Actions workflow to call tox and run tests. Doesn't currently implement coverage functionality - will add that later.
Adds an exclusion for master and python 3.5/3.6 as 3006 onwards requires py 3.7.
Updates pytest-salt url to point to https://github.com/vmware-archive/pytest-salt. Should re-work tests to use pytest-salt-factories.
Updates requirements to match current salt requirements for zeromq and tornado.
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Migrates tests to Github Actions as per issue #220.
This does the minimum possible to get the tests running as GH Actions workflows against current Salt and Python versions. I've stuck with the existing tox setup and only updated requirements where necessary to get the tests to set up and run.
I haven't setup the codecov functionality but will tackle that at a later stage,
Currently, some tests are failing for almost all the combinations of python/salt/transport. The majority of those are the integration tests, which rely on the archived pytest-salt extension.
Think it would be worth merging this as is and I'll then work on issues with the actual test suite in #225