Add check-node-configuration command

[smelc]

Changelog

- description: |
    Add the `debug check-node-configuration --node-configuration-file node-config.json` command
    that reads `node-config.json` and checks that the hashes of genesis files are correct.
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Context

• Fixes Add check-node-configuration command #922
• Decision to write this command taken in Add ADR for generating node configuration files with cardano-cli input-output-hk/cardano-node-wiki#52

How to trust this PR

Try it yourself:

• Extract the 922.zip file
• Run the command on the zip's content: cabal run cardano-cli -- debug check-node-configuration --node-configuration-file node-config.json
• Try to change the hashes with the node-config.json file. Rerun the command and observe that it detects the change.

Checklist

• Commit sequence broadly makes sense and commits have useful messages
• New tests are added if needed and existing tests are updated. See Running tests for more details
• Self-reviewed the diff

[carbolymer]

LGTM. I think I'll leave the approval to @Jimbo4350

[smelc]

Putting back to draft while I change the code to use NodeConfig.

[Jimbo4350]

#923 (comment)

Also we need to come up with a better name than Analysis.

[smelc]

Also we need to come up with a better name than Analysis.

Renamed to CheckGenesisAnalysis, but please note that this name is not exported, so using a short name was fine IMO 🙂

[Jimbo4350]

LGTM! One requested change.

[Jimbo4350]

Are these tests actually run concurrently?

[smelc]

Yes parallelism happens even within a single file. cc @carbolymer