As of the 1.0.0 release tempest-lib as a separate
repository and project is deprecated. We moved all the
code to tempest.lib temepst version 10.

Hoping everyone is moved to tempest.lib now, We can retire
the tempest-lib. We discussed the same in PTG and agreed to
proceed on retirement
- https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/qa-zed-ptg

Needed-By: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/governance/+/836704

Change-Id: I37ceb96e084f569ea59e4849ca8770742ce17846

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Change-Id: Ic3ed2c3d806ab8a4d62eaf1d567c585a1369fab3

This commit adds a **bold** note to tempest-lib readme to explain that
tempest-lib is deprecated and explain how to use the library in tempest.

Change-Id: I7be8357d67e31d0dc51f453edf02b46dab4f6f63

Add a depreaction warning to tempest-lib to let our users know
they should switch to tempest.lib if they want the latest and
greatest fixes and functionalities.

Partially implements bp tempest-lib-reintegration

Change-Id: I316f5b3c00d50345761b7678297b894730d968e5

This commit adds reno release notes to the tempest-lib to track the
changes each release. It adds a note for the upcoming deprecation of
tempest-lib in the next release.

Partially implements bp tempest-lib-reintegration
Change-Id: I651eecf3ad40a0d8acf0305d200555f97f50bea5