Create mock HPC system to test deferred execution#55
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The system just emulates deferred queue separate from SANE orchestration and handling very basic dependency staging. The two directories are used as trackers for queuing and completion. Job id is assigned based on order of arrival and is used to write out all tracked information. This meshes with the expectations of the `HPCHost` within SANE workflows.
Use mock HPC system to create a very rudimentary `HPCHost` class. It does not do any error checking or resource management and instead focuses on behavior of deferred execution.
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Create a very simple "HPC" system focused on behavior of dependency resolution and separate execution context from the
Orchestrator. The system still has enough capability to properly work with SANE and provide job IDs, state and status values, and execute Actions. It DOES NOT handle resource management.The test is a very simple execution of A->B actions. More tests can be developed later to test correctness of HPC-like behavior beyond dry-runs.