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Add framework-agnostic `MockContext` for testing (#351)

* feat: add framework-agnostic mock context for testing

Implements a MockContext[B] type that allows testing controllers without
framework dependencies. Includes comprehensive tests and documentation.

* feat(test): add framework-agnostic mock context

Add MockContext[B] to help users test their controllers without framework
dependencies. Includes realistic examples and documentation.

- Move testing docs from README.md to TESTING.md
- Add mock context with getters/setters
- Add example user controller tests
- Use fuego_test package for end-user perspective

Closes #349

* feat(test): add realistic mock context example

Replace basic getter/setter tests with a real-world example:
- Add UserController with Create and GetByID endpoints
- Add UserService with mock implementation
- Show proper separation of concerns
- Demonstrate practical testing patterns
- Move testing docs from README.md to TESTING.md

This provides users with a clear example of how to test their
controllers using the mock context in a real-world scenario.

Closes #349

* Resolved the review comments

* Removed the TESTING.md file

* Documentation and testing updates

* Use internal.CommonContext to provide most functions in MockContext

* refactor(mock): make MockContext fields public and leverage CommonContext functionality

* feat(testing): Expose MockContext fields for simpler test setup

Convert private fields to public and update docs with examples

* fix(mock): Initialize OpenAPIParams in MockContext constructor

Properly initialize CommonContext fields to prevent potential panics

* Removed unused import

* feat(mock): Add helper methods for setting query params with OpenAPI validation

* Removed unused comment

* Linting

* Adds `NewMockContextNoBody` to create a new MockContext suitable for a request & controller with no body

Changed WithXxx to SetXxx for query parameters.
Removed the ...option pattern for declaring q... (continued)

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