Maximilian Paß 9300a82535 Fix missing idle runners.
In the context of #358 we identified that the event with the type `AllocationUpdated` and the client status `pending` is common but not always send by Nomad.

With this Commit we remove the condition that limits the evaluated Nomad events to the event with the type `AllocationUpdated`. Without the condition the event of the type `PlanResult` and the status `pending` will be evaluated equally. By now, this event seems to be sent every time.

This restriction led to started allocation not being registered when the `AllocationUpdated` event with client status `pending` was missing.
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Poseidon provides containerized execution of arbitrary user code inside a Docker container for learning purposes. It has two main purposes:

  1. Securing the executions so that they are isolated from each other and from the host system.
  2. Being scalable enough to provide hundreds of executions per minute.

Poseidon also offers a live I/O connection to the running program via WebSocket.

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Poseidon is designed to be used with CodeOcean, a code-execution provider and auto-grader used in MOOC platforms.

Poseidon requires a Nomad cluster for scheduling its executions, which needs to be set up separately.

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