Fix graphviz check in pass manager visualization #2495
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Summary
This commit fixes the graphviz check in the pass manager visualization
added recently in #2445. The check was added to determine if the dot
command was in the default PATH by trying to subprocess out and run
'dot -V' however the way in which subprocess was called results in both
the dot version string and a blank line being printed if graphviz is
actually installed. This happens on import time which we definitely
don't want to do (and breaks test discovery in stestr). This commit addresses
that by updating the subprocess call to redirect stdout and stderr, but it also
loosens the exception catch to never raise, if anything fails during the attempt
to run dot we should not treat that as fatal, instead just say we don't have
graphviz.
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