Pytest sync, update workflows

[SirSevenG]

Sync pytests with research branch
Minor tests fixes to correctly work with dev branch
Switch to 30s blocktime bootstrap for pytests
Update version of GH actions from deprecated ones (v1 -> v3) https://github.com/actions/checkout https://github.com/actions/upload-artifact https://github.com/actions/download-artifact

Fix windows CI build

@dimxy @DeckerSU There are issues with macOS build, I don't have Intel mac to recheck locally and it's problematic to debug the build in Actions - macOS eats Actions usage time too fast. Please take a look when you can.

Draft for now, need to fix macOS first. Still an improvement over current state. )

Also should close: #560

[dimxy]

win tests work, great!

[dimxy]

There are issues with macOS build, I don't have Intel mac to recheck locally and it's problematic to debug the build in Actions - macOS eats Actions usage time too fast. Please take a look when you can.

I regularly build on intel mac without any issues and I have never seen errors like in this github mac build.

[smk762]

I've merged this into #575 for working on fixing the mac builds. So far got it working on macos-11, but not yet on macos-12 / macos-latest runners

[DeckerSU]

I regularly build on intel mac without any issues and I have never seen errors like in this github mac build.

macOS 12 (Monterrey) and latest XCode 14.2 (Build version 14C18) introduces many issues into our build. For example, Rust 1.32 produced a slightly invalid format .rlibs that newer versions of xcode are more restrictive on. So, there is a two possible solutions: downgrade XCode to 13.2.1 or upgrade Rust to 1.54 or newer. Also, seems gcc@8 produce an incorrect binaries on macOS 12 somehow ... I just have finished fixing the issues with native Mac x86_64 build for KomodoOcean ... and now will focus on komodod.

[TheComputerGenie]

Given that gcc 8 series is so old that it hasn't been supported by GNU for nearly 2 years, it would seem that the "proper" path forward would be to update any code which no longer meets industry standards.