Host Platform arg and Fix for input.default not being iterable. #79
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Code would check if the platform was supported by atomic operator and by the test. if it wasn't it would throw an atomic operator platform support error because a test didn't support a platform.
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I modified the
--hostargument to accept a dictionary so now it'll look like--host '{"hostname":"platform"}'.Before, without selecting a platform, tests would possibly run multiple times due to running for how many supported platoforms there were in the test files.
For example, T1098.004 supported linux and macos, so it would run twice for each host provided. For this exact test, it isn't an issue, but could possibly be for other tests.
I also modified the code to check for the provided platform and only spit out test informaton if the platform was supported. Before, the cli would output all the GUIDs as empty dicts even for tests it wouldn't/couldn't run. This was mostly to clean up output.
I also added code to check a tests input argument type. There was an issue where it would try to replace the temp env variable if the executator was powershell. Some input args were ints and this would cause an error. So now, if the input.type isn't a path, then it won't try to do that. This kind of relates to #78 .
Finally, I updated some of the install instructions on the Readme to reflect current options for installing.