Fixed tests and included pending unmerged feature PRs

[dgvives]

• Fixed small issues causing tests to fail running against current Docker API version.
• Updated some outdated Go models by its specgen details
• Renamed ContainerEventParameters to more generic EventParameters
• Included support for DOCKER_HOST environment variable
• Updated README details for events message processing and operation progress monitoring.
• Fixes Events monitoring stream does not seems to always include CR or LF character at the end of every messages #434

Included contribs:

• Added MultiplexedStreamReader #473
• Updated specgen tool to use a go module and added get service logs api call #472
• Added a json converter to deserialize base64 strings to a byte array #469
• Update documentation for CreateImageAsync example #446
• Add Swarm Config Api #387
• progress can be null in CreateImageAsync #364
• Services filter fixed. And service operations now throws dockerapiexc… #358
• A cancellation doesn't work in some cases and app hangs. #351

[dnfadmin]

All CLA requirements met.

[jterry75]

@dgvives - More than happy to take some of these changes. Would you be willing to submit separate PR's for more of the systemic changes. Ex:

Conversion from = default(Type) to = default
Conversion from this._name to _name
etc.

It makes it easier to get these out of the way and then we can review just the real changes.

[dgvives]

Reply to #480 (comment) by @jterry75

Agreed, I'll leave out the non functional changes. On next submission should be almost ready for revision

[jterry75]

Hey dont fully understand the godeps removal set of changes. Do you want to explain that so I can understand the model changes you made as well?

[dgvives]

Reply to #480 (comment) by @jterry75

Changes in godeps come from #472

Updated the specgen tool so it uses the newer go modules instead of godep.
All you have to do to update the models is install go, update the docker repo which is imported using go get -u github.com/docker/docker@ and then run the update-generate-code.cmd script. It downloads all of the correct dependencies, builds the program and generates the models. This has been updated in the readme for specgen.

This retrieves model references for the specified tag from github to local go path, so it is no longer required to include all vendor files within the repository.

After applying these changes I updated models:

go get -u github.com/docker/[email protected]
.\update-generated-code.cmd

Because some models don't have rest tags, like rest:"query", these had to be specified in modeldefs with proper rest tags for model generation. I reviewed all the models and for the ones with specification being overridden in modeldefs file I specified the proper tags using latest go API v20.10.1

All the generated models come from specgen.go and modeldefs.go files

Just noticed go.mod file wasn't committed, I'm including it now.

[The-TT-Hacker]

@dgvives it would have been nice to merge my and a number of other people's changes into your branch rather than copy the changes so that the commit log has a record of who wrote what code. It makes it really hard to review a humongous PR on its own.

[jterry75]

@dgvives - I'm sorry for the additional ask here.

Can you please submit a "formatting" PR separate from this one that cleans up all tabs to spaces, removes trailing spaces, fixes comment alignment etc.

Second, updating the model should be done in a separate PR so that its easy to review "generated" changes since they are really a stamp of approval and dont need a lot of thought. That will remove 90% of the changes from this PR as well.

Then we can review the actual important changes here. I appreciate the work its just really hard to manage this many changes all at once

[dgvives]

@jterry75 I'm working on a new changeset #481 with the minimum required changes for tests to work. Additionally, it looks like VSCode is formatting the code, adding some spaces here and there, I hope this to not be a issue.

The smallest changeset it's going to be big, but let's try this.