Travis CI: Run each failing pytest in allow_failures mode #1087
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This PR allows us to see which of our files are still fail pytests. As we fix each file so that it passes pytest, we can remove the custom configuration to simplify our testing script. This PR replaces #1055 by running each of our currently failing pytests in allow_failures mode so that we can see them fail without failing the entire Travis CI run.
Complex now but simple once all files pass pytest.