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runtime: Add getDouble functionality to snapshot #8265

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* router check tool: add comprehensive coverage reporting.
* router check tool: add deprecated field check.
* router check tool: add flag for only printing results of failed tests.
* runtime: allow for the ability to parse integers as double values and vice-versa.
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Sorry needs another merge fix.

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* router check tool: add support for outputting missing tests in the detailed coverage report.
* server: added a post initialization lifecycle event, in addition to the existing startup and shutdown events.
* server: added :ref:`per-handler listener stats <config_listener_stats_per_handler>` and
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* upstream: added new :ref:`failure-percentage based outlier detection<arch_overview_outlier_detection_failure_percentage>` mode.
* upstream: use p2c to select hosts for least-requests load balancers if all host weights are the same, even in cases where weights are not equal to 1.
* upstream: added :ref:`fail_traffic_on_panic <envoy_api_field_Cluster.CommonLbConfig.ZoneAwareLbConfig.fail_traffic_on_panic>` to allow failing all requests to a cluster during panic state.
* runtime: allow for the ability to parse integers as double values and vice-versa.
* zookeeper: parse responses and emit latency stats.

1.11.1 (August 13, 2019)
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