Add xtesting to official ONAP repo

provides the files to build a xtesting-onap-repo docker file
it inherits xtesting capabilities

Issue-ID: INT-499

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Signed-off-by: mrichomme <morgan.richomme@orange.com>

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+# Xtesting-onap-robot
+Reuse of the Xtesting framework to onboard ONAP robot tests
+It consists in 3 files:
+  * Dockerfile: create your dockerfile. For Beijing, it shall be generated manually. You can use a non official version [4]
+  * testcases.yaml: the list of the testcases based on robotframework tags as defined in ONAp repo [3]
+  * thirdparty-requirements.txt: dependencies needed by the Dockerfile
+
+## Configuration
+
+To launch Xtesting ONAP robot you need 2 files
+  * env
+  * onap.properties: list of ONAP endpoints (can be found on the robot VM). Depending from where you launch the tests,
+please check that the IP addresses are reachable.
+
+As Xtesting supports both Openstack and Kubernetes, the env files shall be set accordingly.
+
+env file
+```
+INSTALLER_TYPE=heat
+DEPLOY_SCENARIO=os-nosdn-nofeature-ha
+EXTERNAL_NETWORK=ext-network
+NODE_NAME=pod4-orange-heat1
+TEST_DB_URL=hhttp://testresults.opnfv.org/onap/api/v1/results
+BUILD_TAG=jenkins-functest-kolla-baremetal-daily-amsterdam-222
+```
+
+All the values of the env file are not mandatory.
+
+### INSTALLER_TYPE
+It indicates how you deploy your ONAP solution. The possible values are heat or oom.
+
+### DEPLOY_SCENARIO
+If you do not precise DEPLOY_SCENARIO, it will be set to os-nosdn-nofeature-nohai by default, which means
+Openstack / No Additional SDN controller / No Additional feature / no HA mode
+This parameter can be useful if you manage several infrastructure and want to filter the results.
+Other possible scenario:
+  * k8-nosdn-nofeature-ha (Kubernetes with no add-ons)
+  * os-odl-nofeature-ha (Openstack with Opendaylight SDN controller)
+
+### EXTERNAL_NETWORK (Openstack only)
+You must precise it if it is not the first network with router:external=True
+
+### KUBERNETES_PROVIDER (Kubernetes only)
+This parameter is set to local by default
+
+### KUBE_MASTER_URL (Kubernetes only)
+You must indicate your Kubernetes Master URL.
+
+### KUBE_MASTER_IP (Kubernetes only)
+You must indicate your Kubernetes Master IP.
+
+### NODE_NAME
+The NODE_NAME is the name of the infrastructure that you declared in the Test DB. If you do not want to report the
+results to the Test Database, you do not need to precise this parameter.
+
+### TEST_DB_URL
+This parameter corresponds to the Test Database FQDN.
+If you do not want to report the results to the Test Database, you do not need to precise this parameter.
+
+You can reference either your own local database or a public Database (You must be sure that your NODE_NAME has been declared on
+this database). If so, and if you precise the flag to report the results, the test results will be automatically pushed.
+
+### BUILD_TAG
+This parameter is used to retrieve the version (amsterdam in the example) for the publication in the test database.
+If you do not publish the results, you can omit it.
+It is based on an historical regex setup for OPNFV CI/CD chains. 
+
+All the parameters are detailed in Functest user guide [1].
+
+## onap.properties
+
+This file includes all the ONAP end points. It is built at ONAP installation and can be found on the ONAP Robot VM.
+
+# Launch xtesting-onap-robot
+
+You can run the test with the following command:
+
+sudo docker run --env-file <your env> -v <your onap properties>:/share/config/integration_vm_properties.py colvert22/functest-onap:latest
+
+By default it will execute all the tests corresponding to the command bash -c 'run_tests -t all'
+
+If you want to execute only a subset of the tests you may precise the test cases using -t: bash -c 'run_tests -t robot_dcae'
+
+The possible test cases are indictaed in the testcases.yaml and are based on robotframework tags.
+
+If you want to push the results to the database, you can use the -r option:  bash -c 'run_tests -t all -r'
+
+# References
+
+* [1] Functest User Guide: http://docs.opnfv.org/en/latest/submodules/functest/docs/testing/user/userguide/index.html
+* [2] Xtesting page: https://wiki.opnfv.org/display/functest/Xtesting
+* [3] Onap robot repo: https://git.onap.org/testsuite/
+* [4] https://hub.docker.com/r/colvert22/xtesting-onap-robot/