Re-enable JavaScript unit tests using Teaspoon #5216
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This pull request addresses #2595 , which involves re-enabling JavaScript unit tests. The goal is to restore JavaScript testing after the removal of Konacha. This work continues Andy's effort by cherry-picking commits from his branch, where the initial Teaspoon integration began.
Key Updates:
testfolder, fixing a few ESLint errors during the process.At the moment, some tests are failing, you can look at the logs for more details. This could be due to changes in implementation or other issues that I am investigating. Any advice on how to approach this would be highly appreciated. I also faced some caching problems inside Docker, but those should be resolved now.
Note: This is still work in progress. I just wanted to get some feedback and to confirm this is going into right direction.