generated code migration from request to node-fetch/isomorphic-fetch

[davidgamero]

migration of OpenAPIGenerator code to current typescript generator that no longer uses request
in reference to #754

Note: this will leave the master branch in a development state as the migration doesn't cover the /src/*.ts files that still use request.
Merging this would allow the work of updating all the non-generated code to be parallelized on master.

Notable remaining migration work:
-watch.ts, log.ts, and metrics.ts all directly implement request without using the generated apiclient
-config.ts needs to be refactored from the applyToRequest() method to the new applySecurityAuthentication() method now that the generated code uses a SecurityAuthentication interface for creating a RequestContext instead of directly passing https.Options

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[brendandburns]

Thanks!

Can you split this PR into two commits: 1) generated code changes. 2) any hand-edited changes.

It's basically impossible to review the generated code because there are so many files, but I would like to review any hand-edited changes.

Also you need to sign the CLA. Just do the EasyCLA one b/c there is migration happening to that today-ish.

[davidgamero]

The only hand-edited change in this PR is the GEN_COMMIT hash, and I will be making a separate PR for the hand-edited changes after this one for converting the config to the new interfaces.
Should I do the GEN_COMMIT hash change in a separate commit from the code generated by altering it for clarity?

Sounds good I'll do the CLA

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[brendandburns]

@davidgamero I created a release-1.x repo. Let's move this PR to target that repo and we can merge and iterate.

[davidgamero]

perfect. just retargeted the PR

[davidgamero]

looks like the PR might need a rebase- I could just open a new one at this point