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Add run command to execute tests on UiPath Orchestrator

`uipath studio test run` packages the project in the given folder,
uploads the package and executes the tests through the connected
orchestrator instance.

The run command performs the following steps:
- Builds the given project with output type "Tests"
- Uploads the generated nupkg package to Orchestrator
- Gets the existing releases for the package
- The command will either update the release if it is already present,
  or generate a new one if it is not.
- Creates a test set based on the latest release
- Starts the execution of the test set
- Waits for the tests to finish

Implementation:

- Added new TestRunCommand `uipath studio test run` with two parameters:
  `--source .`: Path to UiPath Studio project
  `--timeout 3600`: Time to wait for tests to finish
- Extracted common logic for interacting with the Orchestrator API into
  `orchestratorClient` and using it from the publish and test run
  command
- Extended the progress bar to support showing progress based on the
  number of steps. This is used to display the total number of tests
  and how many have finished:
  `running...        |███                 | (1/6)`
- Extended the `nupkgReader` to parse the package id from the nuspec
  which is used to create the release
- Add `ExecuteAndWait` method to `uipcli`

Issue: https://github.com/UiPath/uipathcli/issues/158

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