Travis CI Future Modifications

[ian-andrich]

@cmungall Do we have the need to test this on Python 2.7? Travis CI is currently testing Python versions 3.5-3.7.

Do we want to test on windows and mac as well? Adding docker support will take an hour or two of work for mac. The noise in the docker file enables easy testing on multiple oses. Using swivm and pulling out the logic from docker might make it easier.

If we go the swivm route, would it be worthwhile testing on multiple swipl versions?

[cmungall]

I don't think we need to check Python 2.x. I don't have strong opinions about testing on different prolog versions. I had in mind just testing using a standard linux distro, I have no experience of testing mac and windows via travis. For me the main thing is testing the logic, rather than all possible builds but YMMV

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