Add pysqa command which raises an exception

[jan-janssen]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced enhanced command execution capabilities with improved error handling through a new function.
  • Updated the queuing system to utilize the new command execution logic.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error management by ensuring unsupported keys are removed before job submission.

• Tests

  • Added a comprehensive test suite for the new command execution function, including tests for successful execution and error handling.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new function _pysqa_execute_command in the executorlib/standalone/cache/queue.py file, which improves error handling for command execution using subprocess.check_output. The existing execute_with_pysqa function is modified to use this new command execution function. A new test suite is added in tests/test_pysqa_subprocess.py to validate the functionality and error handling of _pysqa_execute_command, including tests for both successful and failed command executions.

Changes

File	Change Summary
executorlib/standalone/cache/queue.py	- Added _pysqa_execute_command function for enhanced command execution and error handling. - Modified execute_with_pysqa to include execute_command=_pysqa_execute_command. - Updated import statements and adjusted type hints.
tests/test_pysqa_subprocess.py	- Introduced TestPysqaExecuteCommand class with tests for _pysqa_execute_command, covering successful command execution and error handling.

Possibly related PRs

• Add additional tests to improve coverage #464: The new test method test_execute_in_subprocess_errors in this PR focuses on error handling in subprocess execution, which is relevant to the error management enhancements introduced by the _pysqa_execute_command function in the main PR.

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