feat(cli): Generate full client test suite and improve typed client #2788
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This pull request adds a test suite for the typed client to the generated application and moves the authentication tests into the client test suite. This helps to ensure that the typed client is fully functional and makes it easy to create full integration tests for an app. It also improves the typed client to dynamically import the actual service signature instead of using a generic interface.
Should close #2775
It also ensures that a standard app can be restarted. Previously, routes got removed on
teardowninstead ofunusewhich cause services to be no longer discoverable when the app is restarted (via.teardown()and then calling.setup()) again. The authentication service was also initialising its hooks twice in that case.