agentwrapper: Allow specyfing Python executable

[steelman]

Description

Enable users to choose which Python executable to use to run the agent by setting LG_AGENT_PYTHON environment variable. This is necessary when a remote labgrid runs in a virtual environment which provide packages, or their versions, not available in the system installation of Python.

Checklist

• Documentation for the feature
• Tests for the feature

• PR has been tested
• Man pages have been regenerated

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[jluebbe]

Doesn't this mean that the same path would be used for all exporters? When you have a diverse set of exporters, a fixed interpreter wouldn't work well.

[steelman]

I haven't thought about connecting to many different exporters at once, indeed. In such case, I suppose, each exporter should advertise the interpreter it uses and clients need to discover it.

[jluebbe]

For which dependencies do you need a virtualenv? We've tried to avoid complex dependencies, so (in our setups) installing the few needed dependencies using distro packages worked well. Especially for NetworkManager, you want to use the packages which match the libnm from the distro.

[steelman]

I've got patches to introduce support for FTDI chips in bitbanging mode to control relays (which enables using 8 pins instead of 3-4 when controlled via Linux gpio driver). For this to work pyftdi needs to be patched as well. We figure the patches won't make it into Ubuntu anytime soon.