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Template-based mission generator (fixes #259) #260

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Generates missions based on provided template. The template is provided as a str which is a list of command templates separated by -. A command template has the following format:

<COMMAND_NAME>(<FIXED PARAMETERS>)^<NUMBER OF REPEATS>

Example:

TAKEOFF(alt: 5.2)^2

Which represents two TAKEOFF commands with parameter alt set to 5.2.
Providing the parameters are optional. If not provided they will be generated by random.
Providing the number of repeats is optional. If not provided it will be set to 1. If set to * it means number of repeats could be determined dynamically and could be between 0 to maximum allowed.
If command name is set to . the template considers all possible commands.

A full template example:

TAKEOFF(alt:4.2)-.^*-LAND-.^1-LOITER(lon:0.0, lat:0.0)-.^*"

A single TAKEOFF command with parameter alt set to 4.2 is followed by 0 or more commands, followed by a single LAND command (with random parameters), followed by a single command (picked randomly from all possible commands), followed by a single LOITER command with two fixed parameters, and finally followed by 0 or more random commands.

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coveralls commented Jul 31, 2019

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Coverage decreased (-0.1%) to 44.959% when pulling a11b09b on afsafzal:templatebased-mission-generator into 088cb52 on squaresLab:master.

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