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It didn't work properly due to negative trust anchor being outside a
zone cut, so I move the tested names to an unsigned zone.

root.db: the only real change was addition of "unsigned." delegation,
causing root-key-sentinel-not-ta-48409.test. NSEC to get modified.
The other changes are just reordering and drops of "resign=" lines;
I'm not sure why dnssec-signzone decided to do such changes.
(I didn't put the unsigned. zone into any zone file.)

libfaketime: compatibility update for gcc8

See merge request !116

support RAW replies as responses to queries in RANGE

See merge request !115

contrib: add ADJUST keyword to vim syntax highlight

See merge request !113

docs: fix typo

See merge request !110

ci: fix for kresd:comparative test

See merge request !112

Migration to Py.test

See merge request !96

this is to ensure compatibility with Python 3.5

usage: ./run.sh --config first.yaml --scenarios first_folder --config second.yaml --scenarios second_folder

this will run tests from first_folder with config from first.yaml and tests from second_folder with config form second.yaml

BTW the original LDPRELOAD= was total nonsense and did not work at all.

Paths to templates are now relative so it is possible to execute run.sh
from different directory and use local templates.

*_run.sh (e.g. kresd_run.sh) change to the Deckard top level directory
so they are compatible with previous behavior.

These changes eliminate risk that `make check` or py.test runner will
confuse Deckard scenarios. Also, `tests/` subdirectory is meant for
tests for Deckard itself, so Deckard infrastructure was moved to
top-level directory.

Previously it failed on first failed test without actually comparing the
result with merge-base.

These were leftovers from the pre-JUnit system.

It is Deckard-specific equivalent of MAKEFLAGS, which is very handy for
default flags like e.g. parallel execution.

Use DECKARDFLAGS="-n $(nproc)" to run as many tasks as you have cores.

We are now compatible with old TESTS=.../example.rpl syntax.

This is convenient if you have bunch of failed test and you need
to go though all of them because jumping between directories makes it
more complicated than necessary.

Hint about pytest-xdist was removed because it did not work anyway.
For some reason py.test without xdist returns exit code 2 which is the
same as for premature test interruption.

Also, I've found out that knot-resolver in Debian stable repos is so old
that it does not make sense to test on it anymore.

CI now compiles latest kresd master and does comparison on it.