This is done to alert the user that consumer config is not changed
as one would expect.

This change is more tricky than expected. We can't simply compare
user's consumer config with what is returned from the server.
For once, there are configurations that may not be set by the
user that were set when the consumer was created, that the lib
should not fail. Let's say the consumer is created with a description,
why fail the user if they don't pass the Description() option at all?

The Description() option was actually missing, but this is a good
example. But same could be say with for instance "optional start
sequence". This may be something that is set when the consumer
is first created (possibly outside of the app with CLI), but when
user calls js.Subscribe(), that option should not have to be
set to the value that was used when creating the consumer.

I had to add "not set" values for replay and deliver policy, similar
to ack policy.

I added an extensive test that checks proper error when trying
to make configuration changes, but also that if the options are
not set, then the lib does not fail the subscribe call.

Resolves #796

Signed-off-by: Ivan Kozlovic <ivan@synadia.com>

Signed-off-by: Waldemar Quevedo <wally@synadia.com>