[ci][lmi] remove output formatter from model configurations, test str… #2404
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This changes our integration testing behavior to ensure we test both streaming and non-streaming cases for as many models as possible. This is achieved by removing the hardcoded output_formatter from prepare.py. When using a specified output_formatter, that always takes precedence over the payload "stream" parameter. This means we were only testing streaming output for the rolling batch use-cases.