Using hardcoded ruby path that may not exist for SFTP upload

We are using test-kitchen 1.4.2 to test puppet code so we have no need to install Chef, instead using a custom Ruby install for the verifier:

provisioner:
  name: puppet_apply
  require_chef_for_busser: false

verifier:
  ruby_bindir: '/opt/ruby-2.1/bin'

This means we don't have the ruby coming with chef. Since the SFTP transport is using a hardcoded path to ruby it is failing to get the checksums because that path doesn't exist. Please see:
https://github.com/coderanger/kitchen-sync/blob/master/lib/kitchen/transport/sftp.rb#L78

The error message we see is:

Message: Failed to complete #verify action: [757: unexpected token at 'bash: /opt/chef/embedded/bin/ruby: No such file or directory
']

We only see this happen on the verify step. converge seems unaffected (goes through the "fast path" logic each time).

[rhass-r7]

This is due to the way the checksums on the remote files was implemented:

https://github.com/coderanger/kitchen-sync/blob/master/lib/kitchen-sync/sftp.rb#L27
https://github.com/coderanger/kitchen-sync/blob/master/lib/kitchen-sync/sftp.rb#L47

I am not very familiar with puppet, but I am assuming it ships with an embedded version of ruby -- if so it should be possible to make this use the kitchen config value for ruby_bindir

[ytsarev]

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