Add $listDatabases command tests#161
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Signed-off-by: Daniel Frankcom <frankcom@amazon.com>
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This change adds tests for
$listDatabases. The intent here is not to test the functionality of the operator, but just the spec, meaning the parameters/config it accepts, and the results it produces. Verifying the actual database listing through creating/deleting them is considered out of scope for these tests.As part of this change I defined common expectation formats which are reused by a bunch of tests, as they expect pretty much the same thing in most cases. As many tests are focused on parameter structure and content, the expected result is identical in a lot of places. This helps to reduce some duplication across the files.
Ref: #26