Fix I/O conflicts when running OpenAPI tests#2013
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The project OpenApiTests writes
swagger.g.jsonfiles when tests are run. They are consumed by end-to-end tests to generate typed clients. Because OpenApiTests targets multiple frameworks, writing such files occasionally results in I/O conflicts when tests run in parallel. This PR fixes that by only writing them fornet10.0in a dedicated subdirectory. Additionally, it fails these tests when the file on disk differs from the one generated by the test, forcing PRs to commit the changed files to achieve a green build.The other commits simplify some service registration calls and rename some test methods.
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