Fix up python/salt versions to get tests working again #242
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Updates the salt and python versions to test against to limit to currently supported versions of salt (3009.9 and 3007.1) and removes old python versions.
Updates requirement for current version of pytest-salt-factories and adds cryptographer as a requirement, otherwise salt-master fixture fail
Updates GH action runners to use ubuntu-24.04 as 20.04 is pretty old and there shouldn't be any issues running on an up to date ubuntu version
Updates GH actions config to use Ubuntu 22.04 as the temporary sshd set up as a fixture by pytest-salt-factories hangs on 24.04. Will need to resolve this eventually, but testing on 22.04 should be fine for the moment.
This was referenced Feb 20, 2025
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Fixes up the combinations of salt and python versions so that tests will pass again
That's reduced the combination slightly, but I think it's reasonable to not try and test against really old python versions. This is now testing: