Confirm Sign Up tests

[ericclemmons]

Issue #, if available: Fixes #569

Description of changes:

• Update confirm-sign-up.feature tests to run against @angular @react @vue
• Introduce new I mock {string} with fixture {string} behavior
• Expose window.Amplify.* for the new behavior
• Fix React tests (@ericclemmons)
• Fix Vue tests (@ErikCH)
• Fix Angualr tests (@wlee221)

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[ericclemmons]

@ErikCH I've made a small change for Vue, but I'm noticing that Cypress is having issues typing into the Confirmation Code field. Can you help debug these?

[ericclemmons]

@wlee221 I'm seeing similar issues as Vue when I run the e2e tests – typing into the Confirmation Code field doesn't seem to work:

[wlee221]

@ericclemmons Ah, I think I know what the problem is!

1. you should preferably use

- cy.findByLabelText('Confirmation Code').type('invalidcode');
+ cy.findInputField('Confirmation Code').type('invalidcode');

which searches for accessible textbox instead of the label.

2. In Vue and Angular, code field has type="number", so dom-testing-library thinks it's a spinbutton instead of a textbox.

I think we should make type consistent first, then we can figure out the tests.

[ericclemmons]

@wlee221 I attempted that change locally, but it didn't seem to resolve it. I agree, the type should be consistent and as a text. (Though it's a number, the spin controls don't help because they're not incrementing like a quantity)