feat(ci): Implement integration testing #128
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I would write a shell script that would sync with IOG testnet and mainnet nodes, I would like to "randomly" connect to the respective networks and I can get all the info I need using few lines of python or a bash script if you don't want to introduce that dependency.
I have not thought about testing the UNIX (N2C), and I think it would take too long to sync, however maybe a separate branch to hold the database of
cardano-nodecan be used, so that thecardano-noderunning in our GitHub runners would not have to always sync from genesis, but could start at the last termination point, or we could even implement a cron-like workglow to sync it once a week or so; but we would keep that data dump in a separate branch, or even better, I can just put it on an external webserver and download over HTTPS, decompress and start thecardano-node, what do you think?While I can implement it without #93, if I want it to be graceful, considering GH Runners have a maximal runtime, #97 is a hard requirement to implement this.