Fix super-linter

tests/ci/README.md

@@ -1,33 +1,42 @@
-# The requirements.txt file is just a placeholder to show the installed packages in the utility container
-https://github.com/validatedpatterns/utility-container/blob/main/requirements.txt
-
-# The ci will run pytest based on file pattern
-pytest -lv test_<TARGET_CLUSTERGROUP>.py --junit-xml .results/test_<TARGET_CLUSTERGROUP>.xml
-
-# To run upstream tests locally
-Set the env variables pointing to the clusters needed to run the tests on:  
-```VP_HUBCONFIG``` (```VP_SPOKECONFIG``` if applicable) pointing to the kubconfig of hub (and spoke) clusters  
-(all VP_* env var will be available inside the container)  
-```TARGET_CLUSTERGROUP``` if its different from the default (values-global.yaml main.clusterGroupName)  
-Test logs and junit-xml will be saved in ci/.results/  
-Run from repo root
+# CI Tests
+
+The requirements.txt file is just a placeholder to show the installed packages in the utility container:
+[utility-container requirements.txt](https://github.com/validatedpatterns/utility-container/blob/main/requirements.txt)
+
+## The ci will run pytest based on file pattern
+
+pytest -lv test\_\<TARGET_CLUSTERGROUP>.py --junit-xml .results/test\_\<TARGET_CLUSTERGROUP>.xml
+
+## To run upstream tests locally
+
+Set the env variables pointing to the clusters needed to run the tests on:\
+`VP_HUBCONFIG` (`VP_SPOKECONFIG` if applicable) pointing to the kubconfig of hub (and spoke) clusters\
+(all VP\_\* env var will be available inside the container)\
+`TARGET_CLUSTERGROUP` if its different from the default (values-global.yaml main.clusterGroupName)\
+Test logs and junit-xml will be saved in ci/.results/\
+Run from root repository:
+
 ```bash
 ./pattern.sh make run-ci-tests
 ```
 
-# Writing additonal tests
-The openshift_dyn_client fixture will return a DynamicClient which can be used inside test functions.  
-It requires only an env variable param to use it as a kubeconfig.  
+## Writing additional tests
+
+The openshift_dyn_client fixture will return a DynamicClient which can be used inside test functions.\
+It requires only an env variable param to use it as a kubeconfig.
+
 ```python
 @pytest.mark.parametrize(
     "openshift_dyn_client",
     ["VP_HUBCONFIG"],
     indirect=True,
 )
 ```
-If your tests requires additional python packages, you might want to either run them fully locally in a venv or similar.  
-Or if you want to use the pattern framework (make/ansible wrappers) you need to use your own util container
+
+If your tests requires additional python packages, you might want to either run them fully locally in a venv or similar.\
+Or if you want to use the pattern framework (make/Ansible wrappers) you need to use your own util container
+
 ```bash
 PATTERN_UTILITY_CONTAINER="your_utility container" ./pattern.sh make run-ci-tests
 
-```
+```

tests/ci/conftest.py

@@ -1 +1 @@
-from validatedpatterns_tests.interop.conftest_openshift import *
+from validatedpatterns_tests.interop.conftest_openshift import *  # noqa: F401,F403