[WIP] Support both 2.9 and 3.x at the same time #1013
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Adapted from juju#1008 on the 2.9 track
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Description
Uses both schemas to generate clients that have code to support both 2.9 and 3.x facade functionality at the same time (no need to keep separate sets of client files and dynamically check -- like we did in 3.0.4 to do this).
Adds a separate integration tests against 2.9, let's see which functionalities are gonna blow up, then we'll continue from there.