Integration tests for CLI and Build task #790
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The CLI integration test project takes the nupkg built by the CLI project and installs it to a specific path. It then executes the commands in the test using that path. This isolates the environment from whatever is globally installed. The first tests added cover some basic sample scenarios: * `libman install` * `libman restore` with some fileMapping configurations
Like the CLI integration test project, this project consumes the nupkg from the .Build package. It installs the package in a test project, and then can perform test scenarios. For now a single test is included.
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Each new integration test project has steps to set up using the package from the current build. This will allow more consistent testing in addition to the Visual Studio integration tests.
Currently each project just has some basic tests to get started. We can add more scenarios later, this PR is to introduce the core infrastructure with some basic starters.