QA: make sure we can run on Linux without Docker #836
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Previous changes made it much more difficult to run on Linux. Yet, to do QA of Web Connectivity it's more practical to perform it on Linux using also OONI Probe v2.x and Measurement Kit. For this reason, this diff implements changes that should allow us to run both on Linux and when using Docker. While it's possible to create a Docker container where we deploy compiled versions of MK and OONI Probe v2.x, it's more practical to use a Linux system where they are already installed, like my Linux desktop. Part of #810
1. we cannot write on QA/HOME when running on Linux so just use `/tmp` as the HOME directory (slower but works) 2. the `/tmp` directory may be on another device than `/home`, so we cannot move, then just perform a copy Part of #810
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Part of #810