feat(cli): add streaming and reasoning to dev:test-model cmd

[hugoaguirre]

Added stream test cases:

• Multi-turn conformance
• Tool request
• Structured output

Added reasoning validator:

cd js/testapps/basic-gemini
genkit dev:test-model --from-file=../../plugins/google-genai/tests/model-tests-tts.yaml  -- tsx src/index.ts

In model-tests-tts.yaml you can specify how to enable reasoning for your model.
For Gemini models:

- model: googleai/gemini-3-pro-preview
supports:
  - reasoning
 tests:
   - name: Reasoning conformance
     input:
       messages:
          - role: user
              content:
                - text: A banana farmer harvest 10 bananas but he eats 3 and sells 4. How many bananas are remaining?
        config:
          thinkingConfig:
            thinkingBudget: 1024
            includeThoughts: true

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the dev:test-model CLI command by introducing a --stream flag, which enables the testing of models that support streaming responses. The core test execution logic has been refactored to properly handle and aggregate streamed output, ensuring that the command can accurately validate the behavior of streaming-capable models.

Highlights

• New CLI Option: A new --stream option has been added to the dev:test-model command, allowing users to test models using their streaming API capabilities.
• Streaming Test Execution: The runTest and runTestSuite functions have been updated to accept a stream parameter, enabling conditional streaming behavior during model testing. This includes collecting streamed text chunks and updating the final response message with the aggregated content.
• Type Definition Update: The TestCase type now includes an optional stream?: boolean property, allowing individual test cases to specify if they should be run in streaming mode.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a --stream option to the dev:test-model command, enabling tests to be run against a model's streaming API. The implementation correctly adds the necessary CLI option, passes the flag through to the test execution logic, and handles the aggregation of streamed text chunks. My review focuses on ensuring the aggregated text is correctly applied to the response object for validation. I've identified a high-severity issue where the code makes an unsafe assumption about the structure of the model's response, which could lead to data corruption. A code suggestion is provided to fix this.