Created smoketest verifying the bot starts #38
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As a means of being more confident deploying the bot automatically to production upon merge to master, this ensures the bot at least starts as planned and responds on a trivial GET request.
Did some refactoring to make the bot more testable, most noticeably extracted the
server.listen()part into it's own file so theappcould be tested in isolation with explicit control over the server/listening part for testing purposes. Plus not always starting the SSE relay client (which we don't need while testing).Refs nodejs/build#404.