tools/importer-rest-api-specs: updating (half) the tests to use the new test assertion helpers
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This'll help enable using the new Data API SDK models
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This file exists only temporarily/until the SDK migration is completed - it just means we can reuse these helper functions early
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This PR updates some of the Swagger Parser tests over to using the new test helper tooling - which'll make refactoring this project over to using the new Data API SDK types easier in the future (and has the side-benefit of halving the amount of code needed per test).
Given the number of tests which need to be converted over I've opted to split this PR in two - with
constantsandmodelsstill to go.Part of #3754