feat: add test for hardhat testing tutorial #35
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This PR adds a testing framework and example test for the "How to test smart contracts with Hardhat" tutorial. The test is run in a github workflow on every pull request, and can also be run locally with
bun test:githuborbun test:localto see the browser.How it works: the test collects all of the actions in
<span>elements on a given page and executes the steps in order. In this test, it builds the hardhat project and runs the test inside thetests-outputfolder.I couldn't figure out how to get run the
npx hardhat initcommand to run in the test, so as a work around it clones the hardhat repo and pulls the same example from the source.