error-reporting: Add end-to-end tests #2257
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The purpose of the end-to-end tests is to verify that errors are correctly reported to the error reporting console when the library is configured to report errors. The tests do not mock any of the system components and thus verify the actual arrival of errors to the error reporting console.
Most of the checks can be done in the system tests.
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The purpose of the end-to-end tests is to verify that errors are
correctly reported to the error reporting console when the library
is configured to report errors.
The tests do not mock any of the system components and thus
verify the actual arrival of errors to the error reporting
console.