Check json logs entries in compile and upload python integration tests #393
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This PR adds log lines assertions in a "white box" fashion in the python integration testing suite to allow a more flexible testing
The
is_message_in_json_log_linesis_message_sequence_in_json_log_tracesfunction is not optimized as the log produced for each test is currently very small