Fix the Julia bindings tests - #918
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The Julia bindings tests have been failing again.
In 8e1c8b9, I switched from the jill installer to the official one, which worked in a local container, at least up to the point of finding Julia (resolving the reported error). That was not enough.
On top, this PR:
libprecice.PATH. The official installer modifies the~/.bashrcto do the same, but the~/.bashrcis not loaded in non-interactive runs (or I assume that's why it worked in an interactive docker run, but not on the system tests).Already tested in https://github.com/precice/tutorials/actions/runs/34400554133