chore: refactor all tests by category - #2260

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Greptile Summary

This PR successfully reorganizes the internal test directory from an organic, issue-numbered structure into a clean feature-based taxonomy. The refactoring deletes 52k lines while adding only 10k, demonstrating significant simplification.

Key improvements:

• Introduced tools.go with proper build constraints to maintain oapi-codegen/v2 dependency for go:generate directives
• Organized tests into logical categories: components/, aggregates/, parameters/, externalref/
• Added comprehensive parameter testing across all OpenAPI parameter styles (simple, label, matrix, form, deepObject) and locations (path, query, header, cookie)
• Consolidated issue-2113 (external ref in responses) into the externalref/ package with proper import-mapping
• Cleaned up go.mod by removing unused framework dependencies (gin, iris, gorilla, testutil)
• Each test directory follows consistent structure: minimal spec.yaml, config.yaml, doc.go with go:generate, and round-trip tests

Test coverage:
The new structure makes test coverage immediately visible through directory names, covering primitives, objects, nullable types, recursive schemas, allOf/anyOf/oneOf aggregates, and all parameter style permutations.

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge with high confidence
• This is a pure test refactoring that improves organization without changing functionality. The tools.go pattern is standard Go practice, all configs follow consistent structure, tests are comprehensive and well-written, and the massive code deletion (52k vs 10k added) indicates successful consolidation rather than loss of coverage.
• No files require special attention

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This code review is quite immense. It might be easier to look at my source branch to see what the layout looks like.

I think it will be a lot easier to add test cases for specific things once this is merged.

@mromaszewicz would you like this change in before any other PRs? What's your priority order for these to avoid conflcits/rebasing fun?

I will use AI to rebase this, it shines there. I'd like to get this in just as a quality of life improvement. It exposed some issues we have with matrix and label parameters as-is (so tests are disabled for now).

A couple of things:

• This looks good, and a lot neater!
• Something I've considered for a while is it'd be nice to have a utility script to run that'll bootstrap one of these issuesXXXX directories with everything you need - maybe not as needed now, but may still be worthwhile?
• I'd quite like to make sure we keep a reference to issue numbers where there are tests that have come in via one - it helps us track down "real-world" behaviour and whether there's any additional context that can be gleamed. Can be a comment in the package's documentation string or i.e. inline in the pieces of spec that are for a given issue
• In the squashing down of files, are we confident in the coverage of everything we used to have? (I.e. we're no longer testing server generation)

Otherwise LGTM, let's get this quality-of-life improvement in!

A lot of work has happened since this commit, I will rebase it and re-do it once 2.8.0 is out. It'll be a lot of work.

I'm revisiting this. The code has drifted hugely, so I'm basically re-doing it, and doing it a little more cleanly this time.

We won't be needing the per-issue test dirs. I really hope to avoid them, and the new top level categories should cover more bases. It's easier to add some edge case to an existing spec than to make a whole new test dir. Most of that code is wasted boilerplate.

@greptileai - review.

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