bpytop: fix test for arm

[branchvincent]

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For #114154

Since at least last month, this test fails on arm: #117510 (comment) (interestingly, the second error no longer occurs). Looks like psutil.cpu_freq() has never worked on arm, so not sure how this passed before: giampaolo/psutil#1892. Since this is a non-fatal error and bpytop still functions, just ignore disable showing cpu frequency.

[carlocab]

Fails on Monterey with

27/01/23 (03:44:36) | INFO: New instance of bpytop version 1.0.68 started with pid 8078
27/01/23 (03:44:36) | INFO: Loglevel set to DEBUG
27/01/23 (03:44:36) | DEBUG: Using psutil version 5.9.3
27/01/23 (03:44:36) | DEBUG: CMD: /opt/homebrew/Cellar/bpytop/1.0.68/bin/bpytop
27/01/23 (03:44:36) | ERROR: could not convert string to float: 'Error: no SMC found\n0.0'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/opt/homebrew/Cellar/bpytop/1.0.68/bin/bpytop", line 3228, in _collect_temps
    temp = max(0, round(float(subprocess.check_output("osx-cpu-temp", universal_newlines=True).strip()[:-2])))
                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ValueError: could not convert string to float: 'Error: no SMC found\n0.0'
27/01/23 (03:44:36) | DEBUG: Collect and draw completed in 0.254984 seconds

[chenrui333]

build/test out fine in my local before rebase (ventura arm), let's give it another spin.

[cho-m]

I remember seeing bpytop test failing with SMC not found error in another PR. I guess it is due to ephemeral ARM CI environment given it only happens on ARM Ventura, but would need someone more familiar with runners to look into.

I doubt it would occur on a physical machine, but we could try upstreaming a way to hide the error message. osx-cpu-temp prints message to stdout (https://github.com/lavoiesl/osx-cpu-temp/blob/1.1.0/smc.c#L71) so could grab last line.

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