Launch another rabbitmq server from a Selenium test suite

[MarcialRosales]

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This change allows a Selenium suite to work with two nodes, the main one, and other. This is necessary to test WSR feature but it can also be used for federation and shovel. Note that this is not a cluster of two nodes, which are explicitly recommended against, but rather two independent nodes (single node clusters) used for integration testing.

When running a test suite in interactive mode with two rabbitmqs, we start the main rabbitmq with the command start-rabbitmq and the other with start-other-rabbitmq. Moreover, one has to defined OTHER_PROFILE variable for the other rabbitmq. And the infrastructure generates the corresponding rabbitmq configuration from the active profiles the same way it is done for the main rabbitmq.

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