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3326: Update maintainer and CI shell scripts r=KaiSzuttor a=jngrad Fixes #3242 Description of changes: - reduce number of shellcheck warnings from 238 down to 104 - rules: `SC2002 SC2006 SC2061 SC2063 SC2086 SC2116 SC2148 SC2166 SC2196` - 50 of the remaining warnings are false positives from `build_cmake.sh` (`SC2086 SC2154`) - refactor outdated maintainer shell scripts - remove deprecated shell syntax and shell commands - use POSIX alternatives to bashisms when the change is trivial - quote string variables to guard against whitespace-related issues - start unit tests before integration tests - run unit tests for all operating systems (Debian, OpenSUSE, Fedora) Notes: - `shellcheck` is unsuitable for CI in its current form (e.g. no rule whitelisting capability) - the shell scripts now have an homogeneous syntax and few linter warnings, which is desirable if we decide to port them to Python in the future Co-authored-by: Jean-Noël Grad <jgrad@icp.uni-stuttgart.de>
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