Add prettyPrint and printReturnLimit to processUrllibRequest() #1210
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When debugging a failed test, the default truncation limit of 1024 can conceal important information returned from
nodeoswhen using the Test HarnessprocessUrllibRequestmethod. In addition, the result is logged on a single line, which is seldom readable.This PR adds two arguments to
processUrllibRequestto allow testers to override the limit and enable pretty printing. PassNoneas the limit to have it print all of the output (unlimited).