Move over remaining AD tests; clean up cypress run scripts

[ohltyler]

Signed-off-by: Tyler Ohlsen ohltyler@amazon.com

Description

This PR moves over the remaining AD cypress tests, including detector list page tests and create detector workflow tests. Refactors the dashboard tests by adding the test suite directly in anomaly-detection folder, instead of abstracting the test in cypress/integration/common.

It also adds some useful scripts in package.json to reduce some code duplication used in the github workflows.

Issues Resolved

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[ohltyler]

@amitgalitz @ylwu-amzn feel free to add any thoughts you have here as well. A follow-up to this will be removing cypress dependency + tests from AD Dashboards plugin.

[tianleh]

Noticed the test failure which is tracked here #90

@Flyingliuhub is working on a PR to skip it. Once it is done, @ohltyler can merge that one to get rid of the check failure.

@ohltyler, I merged the change in already for skipping failed test, it should unblock you now.

[tianleh]

Feel free to create a feature request issue.

[ohltyler]

#93

[ohltyler]

@tianleh @Tengda-He please have another quick look at the latest commit when you get the chance. Basically the baseUrl had a bug which was causing the AD tests to visit incorrect paths, and silently pass the tests without running them properly. When fixed, I found the issues with the fixtures, such as incorrect paths and missing files altogether. They've all been fixed now and are passing. I confirmed by running in browser locally, that the fixture data is coming up for each test.

[tianleh]

@tianleh @Tengda-He please have another quick look at the latest commit when you get the chance. Basically the baseUrl had a bug which was causing the AD tests to visit incorrect paths, and silently pass the tests without running them properly. When fixed, I found the issues with the fixtures, such as incorrect paths and missing files altogether. They've all been fixed now and are passing. I confirmed by running in browser locally, that the fixture data is coming up for each test.

Great dive deep!