tests: fix the rest of tests marked as XFAIL
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Task.cancel_task always returns NoneType and not bool. Moreover, it
catches any instance of MultipleObjectsReturned and ObjectDoesNotExist
and reraises them only as a plain Exception. Therefore, cancel_subtasks
should catch plain Exceptions.
Fixes the following traceback:
```
def cancel_subtasks(self):
"""Cancel all subtasks of the task."""
result = True
for task in self.subtasks():
try:
> result &= task.cancel_task()
E TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for &=: 'bool' and 'NoneType'
kobo/hub/models.py:910: TypeError
```
Resolves: release-engineering#89
... and make the Python 3.7+ part conditional.
'text' is just an alias for 'universal_newlines' so we should test that as well to cover older Python versions.
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Resolves: #89
Related: #68