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drop python 3.7 and testing improvements #249

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drop python 3.7 and testing improvements #249

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  1. bump minimal supported Python to 3.8 

    close #248
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  2. removed superfluous imports

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  3. workflows.base.project_path() now ALWAYS sorts the dataframe

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  4. fixed automated_dihedral_tests that were order sensitive 

    - use set comparisons
- removed skipif for python < 3.8 and replaced with comment referencing
  issue #239
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  5. decrease sensitivity of the mdpow TI test 

    - On CI, TestAnalyze.test_TI failed for Python > 3.8 and the computed values for the
  free energy error estimate differed from reference values. The free energies themselves
  remained the same. These error estimates are computed in a complicated manner from
  error propagation through simpsons rule via numkit/scipy. It is possible that there
  are subtle changes. However, this is not very important functionality anymore because
  we use alchemlyb.
- Reduced comparison precision to decimals=3 to make the tests pass robustly.
- Locally on macOS, @orbeckst could not reproduce the different values (they always
  came out exactly as the original reference, regardless of working in a 3.8 or 3.10
  environment)
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  6. make runMD_or_exit() more flexible 

    - add exit_on_error=True kwarg to make it possible to just raise exceptions or
  return values instead of sys.exit; default True is old behavior
- no real testing
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  7. adapt FEP tests to not trigger GROMACS exclusion/rlist limitation 

    - add new kwarg exit_on_error=True|False to run runMD_or_exit() to only raise
  exceptions instead of calling sys.exit(); default is old behavior (True)
- added tests for runMD_or_exit() failure modes
- use better error handling in runMD_or_exit to check if we triggered the
  non-bonded interactions beyond cutoff issue and if so, pass with xfail
- close #175
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  8. replaced very deprecated nose names with pytest ones 

    - close #254
- renamed setup -> setup_method and teardown -> teardown_method but ultimately these tests should
  be rewritten with fixtures
- fixed relative imports from package in tests: mdpow imports should be from the installed package
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