This update for monitoring-plugins-zypper fixes the following issues:

Update to 1.98.6 (fixes boo#1173872)

- Beside other, small updates, this release includes first support for the
  rolling release named openSUSE Tumbleweed.

  Per default, a Tumbleweed installation which is older than 30 days will trigger
  a warning state - and an installation older than 60 days will trigger a
  critical state. You can fine tune this behavior with the new command line
  options --tw_outdated_warn and --tw_outdated_crit.

Other changes:

* use proper Copyright
* use Perl modules: POSIX and Time::Local
* die, if release-file could not be opened
* get rid of get_distribution_from_os_release() function: use 
  get_distribution() for all cases
* new test_tumbleweed() and check_returncode() functions (internal)
* trim quotation marks in trim() function
* added some os-release files for testing

Update to 1.98.5

* Adjust support status of SLE, Leap and Tumbleweed releases

update to 1.98

+ openSUSE 15.0 is running out of service end of November 2019
+ add Tumbleweed 2020 into the game

update supported_releases:

- add openSUSE Leap 15.2
- drop openSUSE Leap 42.3
- add SLE 12-SP5, SLE 15-SP2
- drop SLE 12-SP3 

Update AppArmor profile:

- adjust paths for usrMerge (related to boo#1132350)
- change {,usr/} alternations to {usr/,} which is the prefered syntax
- adapt apparmor profile for bash move to /usr 

- add suggested changes in sudoers file (boo#1103590)
- cleanup the help output of the plugin

- as newer zypper versions always require root rights to refresh 
  the repositories, add a working sudoers file right from the 
  beginning that allows to execute the needed zypper commands

Update to 1.96:

+ SLE-12-SP2 is deprecated
+ add SLE-15-SP1 and SLE-12-SP4 as supported