Add runtime testing for Go

[jonaslagoni]

Reason/Context

In #1272 we added the initial runtime setup for Java, now it's time to replicate it for Go.

The reason we add these is to ensure that the code that is generated is semantically and syntactically correct, and the only way to achieve this is by testing the models at runtime.

This initial setup should be as simple as possible, just a Go project, with a single test and a single generated model, and that's it.

Here is the general task list:

• Create a Go project under; test/runtime/runtime-go
• Add a simple test code generation script here: test/runtime/runtime-go.ts. Check out the Java variant as an example https://github.com/asyncapi/modelina/blob/master/test/runtime/runtime-java.ts
• Add the generation script to the package file:

  modelina/package.json

  Line 98 in ba0bd41

  "generate:runtime:java": "cross-env CI=true ts-node ./test/runtime/runtime-java.ts",

• Run the generation script
• Manually add a simple test for the generated models, could be as simple as just creating an instance of it.
• Add a simple Jest script, which just execute the Go test: https://github.com/asyncapi/modelina/blob/master/test/runtime/runtime-java.spec.ts
• Add a simple script that will run the test:

  modelina/package.json

  Line 97 in ba0bd41

  "test:runtime:java": "cross-env CI=true jest ./test/runtime/runtime-java.spec.ts",

• Create a CI workflow that runs the runtime tests: https://github.com/asyncapi/modelina/blob/master/.github/workflows/runtime-java-testing.yml

And that's it 🎉

[Shurtu-gal]

@jonaslagoni I would love to work on this.

[Devansh-Bhatt]

@jonaslagoni Is the issue still open ? I am new here and would love to take this issue up

[jonaslagoni]

It is, feel free to take it up 🔥

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🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 1.9.1 🎉

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🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 2.0.0-next.25 🎉

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