test - acquire ipv6 with WARP

[AHReccese]

Reference Issues/PRs

#64

What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.

Any other comments?

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[AHReccese]

Hi Sepand, @sepandhaghighi
Could you please take a quick look at this PR? At the end of the ipv6 installation using warp, the allocated IPv6 address is now logged in the action log.

Does this behave as you intended?

[sepandhaghighi]

@AHReccese
Thank you for your efforts! 💯

One more thing we need to address in this PR is to limit the execution of test_ipv6.py to Linux only.

[AHReccese]

@AHReccese Thank you for your efforts! 💯

One more thing we need to address in this PR is to limit the execution of test_ipv6.py to Linux only.

Sure, I changed associated step to look like this:
(in order not to sacrifice the cohesiveness of this step, I didn't split it to toggling sub-steps)

- name: Test with pytest 
  run: |
    OS="${{ matrix.os }}"
    TEST_OS="${{ env.TEST_OS }}"
    if [[ "$OS" == "$TEST_OS" ]]; then
      python -m pytest . --cov=ipspot --cov-report=term
    else
      python -m pytest . --cov=ipspot --cov-report=term --ignore=tests/test_ipv6.py
    fi