test generation for xml mediatype converting body to json to check schema

[SrHuevo]

I need to validate the body response when the response produces a XML mime type.

To do this, I transform the xml body response to json with xml2js module and I validate against the json scheme generated for swagger definition. In the same way that it was done when it was a json mime type.

I have added tests for check this feature (test/xmlConsumeTypeTest)

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[SrHuevo]

I just changed the email of the user commiter

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[SrHuevo]

sorry, I just changed it and amended

[SrHuevo]

I just added the possibility of setting a config for the module xml2js through the config param of the gentest function

[noahdietz]

Hey @SrHuevo I'm sorry but I've merged a couple of other changes and now there are some merge conflicts. Furthermore, some of the CI checks failed. The checks are just running npm test, so this is something you can resolve yourself.

If you are willing to resolve the conflicts and fix the tests, I'd still appreciate your contribution. Thank you.