Add a test to verify the behaviour of LRA.Type.REQUIRES_NEW combined with LRA.delayClose

    @PUT
    @Path(ActivityController.ACCEPT_WORK)
    @LRA(value = LRA.Type.REQUIRES_NEW, delayClose = true)
    public Response doInNewLRA( ....) {...}

        /**
         * If called outside a LRA context a new LRA will be created for the
         * the duration of the method call and when the call completes it will
         * be closed (this behaviour can be overridden using the
         * {@link LRA#delayClose} attribute).
         *
         * If called inside a LRA context it will be suspended and a new LRA
         * context will be created for the duration of the call. When the method
         * finishes this new LRA will be closed and the original context will be
         * resumed. This behaviour can be overridden using the
         * {@link LRA#delayClose} attribute) in which case the original LRA
         * remains suspended and the new LRA becomes the active one and only
         * when that one is terminated will the original context be resumed.
         */
        REQUIRES_NEW,