Make DBus calls Async (2nd attempt)

[hoh]

Follow up on https://github.com/aleph-im/aleph-vm/pull/595/files

• Problem: dbus call were not async
• use mypy procotol method for typing
• fix CI, specify bus_type
• fix init in async, isort
• mypy
• dbus fast is not in debian 11

[hoh]

Add this fix: https://github.com/aleph-im/aleph-vm/pull/605/commits/3785012081dec2a4f9576546bc282e4a023437d4

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[hoh]

@olethanh should we drop support for Python 3.9 / Debian 11 for this PR ?

[olethanh]

@olethanh should we drop support for Python 3.9 / Debian 11 for this PR ?

Didn't we already have this discussion ? I'm not against it but I have no idea of what the processus or the consequence for this is :D

Anyway I have fixed the problem

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[olethanh]

Pr is ready for review. Updated with main

Note that there is a chance of behavior: Now in is_running for persistent vms we only check the stop time like we do for other VMs, to stay consistent. The behaviour is load_persistent_executions has been properly adapted

[nesitor]

Also, will be good to have some tests about these refactor to prevent implementation issues.

[olethanh]

Also, will be good to have some tests about these refactor to prevent implementation issues.

on which part?

[nesitor]

Also, will be good to have some tests about these refactor to prevent implementation issues.

on which part?

On the whole Systemd class and on the main methods of the application that calls the systemd start, enable, stop and disable methods.