Chinmay Garde a59b6a6e38
Convert run_tests to python, allow running on Mac/Windows and allow filters for tests. (#9818)
Sample usage:

To run only the embedder_unittests in the engine with the profile variant, the command would be
```
./flutter/testing/run_tests.py --variant host_profile_unopt --type engine --filter embedder_unittests
``

To run only the geometry in Dart with the debug variant, the command would be
```
./flutter/testing/run_tests.py --variant host_debug_unopt --type dart --filter geometry_test
``

Without any argument, the behavior is identical to `run_tests.sh`.

In a subsequent patch, I will enable running unit-tests on Windows in the tryjobs. The lack of compatibility of the shell script on Windows made it so that we never ran any Windows unit-tests in the tryjobs.
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