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* changing felt script to fetch flutter * changing the clone_flutter.sh code * running integration tests with felt on cirrus. fetch framework in CI (not in local). * only run cirrus tests on chrome. fix a comma in the flutter command path * adding comments to public flags * use local engine parameter for flutter pub get * change flutter executable used for flutter drive command * fix a cleanup issue. address comments. add toolException. enable web in flutter * address reviwer comments. fix issue with local-engine * address reviwer comments. fix issue with local-engine * using engine/flutter/.dart_tools as clone directory. enabling clone script for local usage * clean flutter repo with felt clean. add a flag to skip cloning the repo. always clone the repo even for local development, unless this flag is set * fixing typos. updating readme for the new flag. * fix directory error * addressing reviewer comments
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