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- add testrunner documentation
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Added module ksml-test-runner which gives an extra entry point in the KSML Docker image. The entry point reads one or more test definitions in YAML format, runs the tests (using Kafka's
TopologyTestDriver) and reports on the results.This makes it possible to test KSML pipelines without having to use Java.
The PR also adds documentation on the feature: see https://tonvanbart.github.io/ksml/DEVELOPMENT/getting-started/testing-your-pipeline/
When building KSML, a JSON schema is generated for the test YAML, similar to what happens for the runner definition and the pipeline definition.