Chaostoolkit

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1.10.0

Not secure
Changed

* Updated to chaostoolkit-lib 1.22+ to support new `dry` flag
* Updated release workflow to remove duplicate `needs` properties

Added

* Added `.github/workflows/check_pr.yaml` which checks if a PR has modified the
CHANGELOG.md and if it changed/added tests
* Moved `pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel` step from `install-dev` to
`install` in the Makefile
* Updated `.github/workflows/check_pr.yaml` to check that both `CHANGELOG.md`
and `chaostoolkit/__init__.py` get updated in line with a new version
* Updated `Makefile` to specify `python3` instead of `python`

* Added dry run options:
* `--dry=activities` runs all activities as dry run. (same as the old flag)
* `--dry=actions` runs all actions as dry run.
* `--dry=probes` runs all probes as dry run.
* `--dry=pause` runs all activities with no pausing.

1.9.6

Not secure
Fixed

* Actually update the version of the lib on release

1.9.5

Fixed

* Fixed version extracting in `setup.py`

1.9.4

Not secure
Changed

* Bump version of `chaostoolkit-lib` to `~=1.21`
* Switched from pycodestyle/pylama to `black`, `flake8`, `isort`
* Update CI builds to build, lint, and test
* Applied `black`, `flake8`, and `isort` across the codebase
* Ran `pyupgrade --py36-plus`

1.9.3

Not secure
Changed

* Fixed typo in `chaos init` prompt from `reognised` to `recognised`
* Changed `--hypothesis-strategy` method `continously` to `continuously`
* Changed `Schedule` parameter from `continous_hypothesis_frequency` to
`continuous_hypothesis_frequency`
* Changed other minor typos

1.9.2

Not secure
Added

* Add `.github/workflows/close_stale_issues.yaml` to mark Issues stale after `365` days
Also closes them after `7` days of being `Stale`

Changed

* Dockerfile now requires `--build-arg ctkversion=<version>` when building
* `.github/workflows/release.yaml` now uses a retry step for Docker builds to ensure we don't
lose a race condition between PyPi and our build step

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