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* Fix various bugs related in reboot
- Use format strings for consistency and improve debug log messages
- Use local variables instead of class attributes in order to be thread safe
- Run setup module to get distribution and version
- Run find module to get full path of shutdown command
- Use ansible_os_family and ansible_distribution to find commands and args
- Use same command for all Solaris/SunOS distributions
- Move delay calculations to properties
- Reliably check for module run failure
- Fix bug in run_test_command() that accidentally made the method work properly
- Use better exceptions rather than Exception
- Use dict literals rather than constructors
- Correct _check_delay() so it always returns a value, not None
- Don't store and return result in run_test_command() because it's not used anywhere
- add test for post reboot command that fails
- test negative values for delay parameters.
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