Add integration test for IdentityByState

[nitag]

Integration test for IdentityByState (issue 70)

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Fixes #70

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Nita

[deflaux]

useGrpc isn't actually an argument to this pipeline, are you able to successfully run this test?

I get error java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Class interface com.google.cloud.genomics.dataflow.pipelines.IdentityByState$Options missing a property named 'useGrpc'. when I run it.

Also I found I needed to do the following when I ran into this issue:
(1) grab a more recent version of alpn and stick it in ./lib
(2) update the activation section in pom.xml to use the newer version

[deflaux]

@nitag this is definitely on the right track, thank you!

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Thanks for the comments. Submitting a new pull request with the merged changes.