Always include architecture suffix in spread systems#371
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Thanks. I particularly like the use of Debian architecture strings as it adds consistency with architecture values used for snap artifacts passed as input.
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This PR adds the architecture suffix to every test system in
spread.yaml.The main purpose of this change is to make it easier to target a single architecture by using a filter when running spread tests, for example, you can now run x86_64 tests only by executing
spread ubuntu...amd64.Please note that spread does not allow using the character
_in system names, so thex86_64architecture suffix cannot be included in the system name. To target thex86_64architecture, theamd64suffix is used instead. For consistency, thearm64suffix is used to target theaarch64architecture.