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Update modules readme for Python emergency modules support
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### Emergency Modules
Only C++ modules and job modules may be emergency modules. If, during an
*exec* step in the sequence, a module fails, installation as a whole fails
and the install is aborted. If there are emergency modules in the **same**
exec block, those will be executed before the installation is aborted.
Non-emergency modules are not executed.
If, during an *exec* step in the sequence, a module fails, installation as
a whole fails and the install is aborted. If there are emergency modules
in the **same** exec block, those will be executed before the installation
is aborted. Non-emergency modules are not executed.
If an emergency-module fails while processing emergency-modules for
another failed module, that failure is ignored and emergency-module
processing continues.
Use the EMERGENCY keyword in the CMake description of a C++ module
to generate a suitable `module.desc`.
to generate a suitable `module.desc`. For Python modules, manually add
`emergency: true` to `module.desc`.
A module that is marked as an emergency module in its module.desc
must **also** set the *emergency* key to *true* in its configuration file