New TestControl API, rename testControl.ts to testSetup #1365
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New API entries in testSetup.ts: * initTestProject to create new, empty project * addCustomField to add a custom field to a project * addLexEntry to add a lexical entry to a project * getProjectJson for help with logging or expect()ing project config * changePassword API moved from testControl.ts to testSetup.ts Also added some examples in example.spec.ts showing how to use the testSetup API. Each example is in a `test.skip` block so that they will not actually run by default.
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New API entries in testSetup.ts:
Also added some examples in example.spec.ts showing how to use the
testSetup API. Each example is in a
test.skipblock so that they willnot actually run by default.