Forgot to update the test.
See nexedi/slapos.core@3ceef26a

Client uses Person_requestComputer, so, allow this script on the compute node token

See merge request nexedi/slapos.core!335

   This was done by Thomas, I'm just pushing it into git

    It isn't required to run it that often since everything else will take long, and it perform a too expensive query for run
    it every minute.

   Just save some minor processing time.

  Those are mostly sample files updated for this revision, each project should keep a
  separated dumped files on their on project context.

See merge request nexedi/slapos.core!333

this fixes 86ce8b8e which had an error
the current_output variable was not reset when the current output ended
in \n.

As a result, logged output was sometimes containing some parts of the
program output twice. We could even catch it in unit test, when running
the test multiple times. It also happened on test node with
https://erp5js.nexedi.net/#/test_result_module/20210826-1706D7F50/10

The is trivial, we reset the current output also in this case. The test
suite is extended a bit, with added tests and test adjustments made during
the debugging. With test_exec_large_output_multiline the problem triggers
almost every time.

   This is basically dead code, and untested.

See merge request !328

Also migrate Computer Partition to Compute Partition

Keep permissions on the computer module to allow computer_module/Base_getComputerToken call

libslap must continue to use the same class names for compatibility.

Changes are made to keep the migration as simple as possible:
  * do not change the catalog table/column names
  * do not change the local_role's names and the related categories
  * keep Computer Consumption portal type
  * keep portal_id's group name
  * keep SLA compatibility
  * keep SlapTool compatibility

SlapTool: restore compatibility with Hosting Subscription method

   The property changed into a List rather them a string

  Even if the Map had no markers, display some location meaningful instead a point into the occean

  Since we use latitude/longitude, "Region" is irrelelant.

Use correct script.

  Contributed by Romain Courteud

  When upgrade the site, we shouldn't revert the count, else it may lead to duplicated values.