tests: Remove some obsolete reasons to skip tests

[vojtechtrefny]

The issues are either fixed or the distribution is no longer tested in our CI.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the test suite by eliminating outdated test skip configurations. By removing these no longer relevant skips, the CI system will now execute a more comprehensive set of tests, ensuring better coverage and catching potential regressions on platforms where previous issues have been resolved or are no longer part of the active testing matrix.

Highlights

• Obsolete Test Skips Removed: Several test skip rules have been removed from tests/skip.yml. These skips were either for issues that have since been fixed or for distributions that are no longer actively tested in the CI environment.
• NVDIMM Test Skip: The skip for nvdimm_test.NVDIMMNoDevTest.test_supported_sector_sizes on i686 architecture, previously due to 64-bit integer handling, has been removed.
• LVM Test Skip: The skip for (lvm_test|lvm_dbus_tests).LvmNoDevTestCase.test_lvm_config on debian version 12, related to LVM config parsing, has been removed.
• Crypto Test Skip: The skip for crypto_test.CryptoTestOpenClose.test_luks_open_close on fedora version 43, due to a cryptsetup bug, has been removed.
• MDRAID Test Skip: The skip for mdraid_test.MDTestNominateDenominate.test_nominate_denominate on centos versions 9 and 10, related to a mdadm race condition, has been removed.

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Code Review

This pull request removes several obsolete test skips from the tests/skip.yml configuration file. The removals are justified by the pull request description, which states that the underlying issues have been fixed or the corresponding distributions are no longer part of the CI test matrix. The changes are straightforward and correct. This cleanup helps keep the test configuration up-to-date and ensures that tests are run on platforms where they are now expected to pass. The changes look good and I have no further comments.