- Changed the runner from `ubuntu-latest` to `rassbery` for the `ci-success` job.
- Specified a custom container `catthehacker/ubuntu:act-22.04` for the job environment, enhancing compatibility and consistency in the CI process.
- Replaced 'disabled' with 'shutdown' in the Mikrotik template to align with the new interface state management.
- Updated expected configuration JSON to set 'shutdown' to true for accurate testing and validation of interface configurations.
- Included the `shutdown` command in the Huawei interface template to manage interface states.
- Added a new interface configuration in `config.conf` with the `shutdown` command.
- Updated the expected output JSON to reflect the new interface and its shutdown state for accurate testing and validation of configurations.
- Included the `shutdown` command in the Qtech interface template to manage interface states.
- Updated expected output JSON files to set the `shutdown` attribute to true for accurate testing and validation of interface configurations.
- Included the `shutdown` command in the H3C interface template to reflect the new interface state management.
- Updated the `config.conf` file to include the `shutdown` command for the `HundredGigE1/0/3` interface.
- Modified the expected output JSON to set the `shutdown` attribute to true, ensuring accurate testing and validation of interface configurations.
- Incremented the project version in `pyproject.toml` from 0.1.0 to 0.1.1.
- Added `.coverage` to `.gitignore` to prevent tracking of coverage reports.
- Added a `shutdown` boolean attribute to the `Interfaces` class to manage interface states.
- Updated the `eltex.ttp` template to include the `shutdown` command based on the new attribute.
- Modified expected configuration JSON files for various devices to reflect the new `shutdown` attribute, ensuring accurate testing and validation of interface configurations.
- Introduced a new job `ci-success` in both Gitea and GitHub CI workflows to verify that all previous jobs (lint and test) succeeded.
- The job runs on `ubuntu-latest` and exits with a failure status if any prior job has failed or been cancelled, enhancing the reliability of the CI process.
