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Add an npm command for the prod interop tests. #29
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- Adds a script that just runs the interop tests against a prod server
- Adds a npm command that runs the script: npm run prod-interop
- Updates the README.md to describe how to use the command
Also:
- enables the global logger to be configured using dorusu.configure
- adds a hack to response handling to ignore the fact that the response
from Google server's contains a deprecated headers ('connection')
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Also:
from Google server's contains a deprecated header ('connection')