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build: Make it easier to manually run GWT tests from the IDE (deephav…
…en#5725) Summary from the new task's description: Test wiring to run either unit or integration tests with a manual browser and an already-running server. This makes it easier to run a tests repeatedly, either one at a time or as a class/suite, without paying to start/stop selenium and deephaven each time. The port will remain constant at 8888 each run to let breakpoints continue to work across repeated runs. To use this, first start a server on port 10000 with anonymous access enabled. Then, either select a test in IntelliJ to run using the manualGwtTest task, or invoke from the command line with info logging enabled and a specific test selected, e.g.: ./gradlew :web-client-api:manualGwtTest --info --tests io.deephaven.web.client.api.NullValueTestGwt Click the URL that is printed out to run the test in your browser, or refresh an existing browser window. Co-authored-by: Mike Bender <[email protected]>
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