Launch gzserver from xml

[caguero]

🎉 New feature

Part of #552

Summary

This patch allows to run gzserver (as an executable or as a composable node) from an xml file.

How to test it?

Use the provided gzserver.launch to run gzserver as an executable:

ros2 launch ros_gz_sim gz_server.launch world_sdf_file:=empty.sdf

Confirm that you see gzserver loading and verify that no container has been created:

caguero@cold:~/ros_gz_ws$ ros2 component list

Now CTRL-C gzserver and try the composable version:

ros2 launch ros_gz_sim gzserver.launch world_sdf_file:=empty.sdf use_composition:=True

Confirm that you see gzserver loading and verify that a new container has been created:

caguero@cold:~/ros_gz_ws$ ros2 component list
/ros_gz_container
  1  /gzserver

Test it

Checklist

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• Added tests
• Added example and/or tutorial
• Updated documentation (as needed)
• Updated migration guide (as needed)
• Consider updating Python bindings (if the library has them)
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[ahcorde]

update emails too

[caguero]

Updated in 53c024a.

[caguero]

@mjcarroll , is this the idea that you had in mind with gzserver.launch?

[mjcarroll]

Looks great, exactly what I had in mind. One small comment on dependency in the setup.py