Added information in README.md on how to create a ReFrame configuration file for the software-layer test step
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…on file to facilitate the test step of the
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Note that we can discuss if this is the right place for this documentation, since the bot is (in principle) generic. However, if we put this in
software-layeritself, I'm afraid people deploying bot instances to build for the EESSI software layer will not find it. For now, I think this is the best place.Imho, I'd think that all documentation currently in the
README.mdshould eventually move to the https://eessi.io/docs pages anyway for better visibility, but that's not urgent. In any case, that'll resolve the question of where to put this part that is slightly software-layer specific, as it definitely is appropriate on https://eessi.io/docs.