mv element.io @types __mocks__/ debian docker module_system/ playwright res src test webapp Dockerfile .dockerignore .eslintignore .stylelintrc.cjs babel.config.cjs recorder-worklet-loader.cjs .modernizr.json components.json config.json config.sample.json package.json project.json tsconfig.json tsconfig.module_system.json jest.config.ts playwright.config.ts webpack.config.ts build_config.sample.yaml apps/web/

mkdir apps/web/scripts
mv scripts/{cleanup.sh,ci_package.sh,copy-res.ts,deploy.py,package.sh} apps/web/scripts

And a couple of gitignore tweaks

Signed-off-by: Michael Telatynski <7t3chguy@gmail.com>
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# High Level Read Receipt Tests
Tips for writing these tests:
- Break up your tests into the smallest test case possible. The purpose of
these tests is to understand hard-to-find bugs, so small tests are necessary.
We know that Playwright recommends combining tests together for performance, but
that will frustrate our goals here. (We will need to find a different way to
reduce CI time.)
- Try to assert something after every action, to make sure it has completed.
E.g.:
markAsRead(room2);
assertRead(room2);
You should especially follow this rule if you are jumping to a different
room or similar straight afterward.
- Use assertStillRead() if you are asserting something is read when it was
also read before. This waits a little while to make sure you're not getting a
false positive.