fix(testing-sdk): fix serilization for http response #104
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Beta is down :(, the change is irrelevant to the testing examples |
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- Use cuszomized serilizer instead of AWS boto one, because previous one does not support the serialization from Object -> Response json - Update unit tests
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#100
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