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Added output checking in test_print_insts_as_table()

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* test_print_insts_as_table() was using the simplified_test_function
  decorator which does not allow additional fixture arguments such
  as capsys for capturing stdout. As a result, thi testcase did
  not check the output of the tested print function.
  Attempts were made to extend the simplified_test_function decorator
  in order to support additional arguments, but they were all
  uncuccessful.

  This change removes the use of the simplified_test_function decorator
  from  test_print_insts_as_table() and passes the parametrization
  directly, so the capsys fixture could be added.
  Checking of the output was added, and the expected output in the
  testcases needed to be adjusted.

* In order to have reliable order of keys in references, the
  CIMInstanceName.to_wbem_uri() method of pywbem has been changed
  in pywbem 1.0.0b1 to return sorted keys with format 'standard'.
  The _scalar_value_tomof() function has been changed to invoke
  to_wbem_uri() with format 'standard', just to be more explicit.
  The one testcase in test_print_insts_as_table() that has a reference
  with multiple keys is skipped when using earlier versions of pywbem.

* Click has an issue on Windows when using click.echo() together with
  the pytest capsys fixture. See Click issue
  https://github.com/pallets/click/issues/1590.
  The testcases in test_print_insts_as_table() are skipped when
  running on Windows.

Signed-off-by: Andreas Maier <andreas.r.maier@gmx.de>

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