Refactor metadata loading#308
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…x crashes when failing to load metadata
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Add a new interface to
metadata,load_metadatawhich deals with the need to rummage through problem statements in search for problem names in the legacy format.Add two new methods to
statement_utilto find statements and extract problem names. I intend to use these to replace our code scanning for statements instatement_util.py(used byproblem2*),verifyproblem.py, andtemplate.pyto unify that code. I opted to keep that for a separate PR to keep the size of each PR reasonable.This PR also adds an
apt-get updatestep to our CI scripts, as CI had broken when ubuntu released newer packages than the docker image we ran on knew about.