feat: added console bidi events

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  • Enhanced logging in test reports with structured JSON output for console messages and error details, providing clearer insights for debugging and analysis.

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The changes update how log entries are handled in tests/conftest.py. In the pytest_runtest_setup function, lambda functions now append the __dict__ representation of console and JavaScript log entries to their respective lists. In the pytest_exception_interact function, instead of concatenating log messages as strings, the lists are now serialized with json.dumps and attached to the allure report using the JSON attachment type. No public API changes were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
tests/conftest.py	- Updated pytest_runtest_setup to use lambda functions that append the __dict__ of log entries for both console messages and JavaScript errors. - Modified pytest_exception_interact to serialize log entries with json.dumps and attach them to allure reports as JSON.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant PT as Pytest Test Setup
    participant LH as Lambda Handler
    participant AR as Allure Reporter

    PT->>LH: Register lambda to capture console message (__dict__)
    PT->>LH: Register lambda to capture JS error (__dict__)
    Note right of LH: Append structured log entries to lists
    PT->>AR: On exception, serialize logs with json.dumps
    AR-->>PT: Attach logs in JSON format to report

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Possibly related PRs

• feat: added console bidi events #450: Implements similar modifications to the logging strategy for console messages and JavaScript errors.

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• elias-shoursoh

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JSON streams now sparkle in the debugging light,
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