Updated specgen tool to use a go module and added get service logs api call #472
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Updated the specgen tool so it uses the newer go modules instead of godep.
I also updated the docker version imported to the latest 19.03.13.
This was tested on a fresh install of go on a new machine. All you have to do to update the models is install go, update the docker repo which is imported using go get -u github.com/docker/docker@ and then run the update-generate-code.cmd script. It downloads all of the correct dependencies, builds the program and generates the models. This has been updated in the readme for specgen.
I have also added a call to the get service logs endpoint. To do this I had to add a model which was the reason for updating the go specgen program.