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Extra plugins for the nose testing framework to atc exec

usage:

>>> nosetests --with-plan-loader --plan-file <test_plan_file> --loop <loop_num> --verbose
start from command-line:

nosetests –with-plan-loader –plan-file plan1 –loop 100 –verbose

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