Consider wrapping `subprocess` calls in `try/except` blocks

[alexpreynolds]

epilogos/src/computeEpilogosSlurm.py

Line 453 in 80bf1f5

subprocess.run("scancel {}".format(allJobIDs), shell=True)

Using a try/except block where you use subprocess calls can help with catching local issues with running command-line tools outside of Python:

try:
    subprocess.run("scancel {}".format(allJobIDs), shell=True)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
    # handle error...

Certain error codes might have to do with the binary not being found, or in the case of scancel, one or more job IDs passed to it might not found associated with any jobs internally, etc. Better handling of errors can help end users catch odd problems, or help with debugging.