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This enables graceful error handling in the caller code.
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When running in the test mode, syz-manager already ignores tests that have
arch requirements mismatching the target arch.
Because the same tests are also used as seeds in the fuzzing mode, skip them
likewise, instead of reporting errors if they contain arch-specific syscalls.
The code and tests for parsing the requirements is moved from pkg/runtest to
pkg/manager.
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Some seeds are arch-dependent, so it's to be expected that we do not
take them.
Ideally we should have been parsing the conditions in pkg/manager as
well, but for now it does not seem to be worth the refactoring effort.
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It will help us catch broken seeds right in TestParse().
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It's not very useful to just have the number of the broken seeds. Let's
also show their names and the reasons why they are broken.
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