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* adding arguments to felt for running different type of tests * adding test type enums to felt * more changes to felt for testing branches * more additions to code * more changes to felt * adding code for cloning web_drivers * validating test directories. running the integration tests. update the readme file partially * Removing todo lists used for development * addressing reviewers comments * remove unused imports * addressing more reviewer comments * addressing more reviewer comments * addressing reviewer comments. * addressing reviewer comments. * fixing typos * using chromedriverinstaller as a library. Fixing the commit number used from web_installers repo * clean drivers directory after tests finish * addressing more reviewer comments * throwing all critical exceptions instead of logging and returning boolean flags * adding todos for items we can do for making felt easier to use for local development * do not run integration tests on CIs. Added an issue to the TODO. * changing todo's with issues.
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