Add ecbundle support #177
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Add support for building bundles defined in ecbundle format. Ecbundle is to be added as a normal dependency when calling build-package and newly created
ecbundleinput set totrue.Changes order of installation and testing, package should be installed first and then tested. Package tests in bundles can rely on files installed by dependencies, eccodes sample files for example.