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Added example script for partition.pull_properties() (#1292)

* Added mocked unit test cases for resource property methods

Signed-off-by: Andreas Maier <maiera@de.ibm.com>

* Consistency and cleanup in property-related methods of resource objects

Details:

* Incompaibility:
  The pull_full_properties(), pull_properties(), get_property() and props()
  methods on resource objects
  now raise zhmcclient.CeasedExistence in all cases where the resource no
  longer exists on the HMC. This provides a consistent behavior across different
  cases the method can encounter. Previously, that exception was raised only for
  resources that had auto-update enabled, and resources with auto-update
  disabled raised zhmcclient.HTTPError(404,1) instead when the resource no
  longer existed on the HMC.

* Incompaibility:
  The pull_properties() methods on resource objects now retrieves all properties
  from the HMC when one or more of the specified properties are not supported
  by the resource. This provides a consistent behavior across the different
  cases the method can encounter. Previously, that method behaved differently
  when the property was not supported by the resource: It has retrieved all
  properties when the resource type or HMC version does not support property
  filtering, but has raised HTTPError(400,14) in case the resource type and
  HMC version did support property filtering.

* The pull_properties() method on resource objects was extended so that its
  'properties' parameter can now also be a single string (in addition to the
  already supported list or tuple of strings).

* Added a get_properties_pulled() method for resource objects, which gets the
  current value of a set of properties from the HMC. If the resource has
  auto-update enabled, it gets the value from the (automatically updated) local
  cache. Otherwise, it retrieves the properties from the HMC in the fastest
  possible way, considering property ... (continued)

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