Fixing issues in driver tests #232
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Changed resistance tolerances in keithley 6500 and fluke 8846A tests from 1 ohm to 5 to account for the fact that it is measuring a 100 ohm resistor, fixing it complaining that it got 102 ohms on a two-wire measurement when it expected 100.
Fixed handling of floating-point measurements in keithley 6500 and fluke 8846A tests, changing
min < avg < maxtomin <= avg <= max.Marked temperature test in keithley 6500 as xfail. This is to preserve consistency with the fluke 8846A tests as well as eliminate testing a feature that is not used nor supported.
Changed tolerance in Siglent SPD3303X driver voltage test from 10 mV to 50 mV as that is the limit of the devices precision as guaranteed by Siglent anyway.