Squashes three changes:
## chore: support Python 3.13 and make mypy --strict pass in CI
Add 3.13 to the CI matrix and classifiers, run mypy in CI, fix the
14 strict errors it reported, and correct the README's minimum Python.
## fix: eight bugs found in a full review, each with a regression test
- channel: run_on_transport lost output sshd sent after the exit status;
it now reads stdout and stderr to EOF before returning.
- ssh_server: a failed way back (restore or reload) raised out of
harden_ssh_server after the host was touched; it is now reported in
the result, with rolled_back False.
- host_status: a newer RPM kernel (RHEL, Fedora) was never seen, because
its release, not its arch, followed the last "-".
- package_updates: an apt line wrapped at a blank lost the blank, and
with it the package.
- kernel: an empty payload (gzip or base64 missing) read as a report.
- listening: "[fe80::1]%eth0:546", as ss prints it, kept its brackets.
- ping_sweep: a reply whose "success" was not a dict aborted the sweep.
- lag: a member of unknown speed (-1) lowered the LAG's speed.
## docs: bring the README and docstrings in line with the code
The firewall worked example showed the runtime stubs the README forbids;
the class table missed PhoneDriver and MediaDriver; ConfigLifecycleMixin
is mixed in by drivers, not by a role base; services, mac_acl and
packages named a class, a key and an exception that do not exist.
The same job as napalm-fritzbox and napalm-opnsense: Python 3.10, 3.11 and
3.12, pytest, then wheel and sdist. napalm-device-types comes from
git.netork.io first, because PyPI has an unrelated package of that name.
This is the package the other drivers install from git first; here it
installs itself.
christianmanivong