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* testing running the tests on all build modes * don't run debug mode on other browsers * fix platform message test failures * some cleanup. change dispose platform channel message * adding flags to control the integration tests better with felt * running tests by target name, selecting web rendering backend * fix conditions * carrying some conditions to helper methods. Adding comments * create a blocked list for failing canvaskit test * parse parameters before all integration tests * Give better warning to developers for tests that are blocked for CI * address some reviwer comments (more remains) * remove named parameters * also run with auto mode * add verbose option * reduce the number of tests running. skip url_test for now
Flutter Engine
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