Since vfc_ci has been merged wih the main verificarlo repository and is
now available in Verificarlo's Docker, the source code of vfc_ci can
now be removed.
Also, vfc_test_h5.cpp has been modified so that every algorithm is
called directly. This results in a much shorter vfc_tests_config.json
since we don't need to vall vfc_test_h5 with all algorithms as
arguments.
Besides the new variable addition, vfc_test_h5 has also be made simpler
by executing directly all the possible lagorithms (instead of requiring
argument). This results in a much more concise vfc_tests_config.json,
since only one executable invocation is required.
Since the dataset must be accessible from the CI runner, the best
solution is probably to commit a small dataset containing only the
required cycles. It's included in this commit, and can be generated by
extract-from-h5.py using the same cycles list as the one used by
vfc_test_h5.cpp.
Moreover, the probes exported by vfc_test_h5.cpp are now 0-padded, which
will result in a better sorting in the results.
With the current setup, the CI should be able to be deployed correcly.
However, we still ned to find the best solution to pull the dataset on
the runner so the tests can be executed on it.
The vfc_ci tool has been directly added to the repository, since it's
not integrated into Verificarlo yet. The vfc_test_h5.cpp file defines a
test inspired by test_h5.cpp that reads a list of cycles and dump the
vfc_probes for these cycles.
