chore: use vite for fast-html test fixtures #7202
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Pull Request
📖 Description
This PR switches the test fixtures in the FAST HTML package from Webpack to Vite. Instead of building each fixture as its own config, Vite is able to run all of the fixtures as a multi-page build.
Additionally, this PR fixes dot-syntax tests that were failing around property access in repeats, and cleans up utility types.
👩💻 Reviewer Notes
These script commands have changed in the fast-html package:
npm run dev: Runs a tsc watcher and vite dev server for@microsoft/fast-htmlnpm run dev:full: Same asdev, and includes an additional tsc watcher for@microsoft/fast-elementnpm run test:ui: Start the full watcher and open Playwright in UI mode📑 Test Plan
All tests should pass.
✅ Checklist
General
$ npm run change⏭ Next Steps
In the future we should switch FAST Element from Karma to Playwright, and migrate other packages from Webpack to Vite.