test: Add missing test:realsvc:tinylicious:report test scripts to packages to ensure tests get run by CI#27667
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Add missing test script to ensure the package's tests are actually run by our pipelines. Also cleans up some related infra/code and documents current assumptions / limitations of the Tinylicious tests.