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Run the browser tests in parallel, one job per engine - #572
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The browser tests ran every engine one after the other in a single job, so the job got slower with every test added, toward its 10-minute limit. - Each engine now runs in its own job, in parallel, installing only its browser. Tests within a job still run one at a time. - A final job named browser-tests passes only if every engine passed, so the required checks stay the same when engines change. - The minified build, which sites load, runs in every engine; the source, which differs only by minification, runs in Chromium.
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Runs the browser tests as one job per engine, in parallel, instead of every engine one after the other in a single job.
browser-tests (chromium),(firefox)and(webkit)each install only their browser and run their tests one at a time.browser-testsjob passes only if all three passed. It keeps the name of the old job, so the required checks don't change.This PR's own checks run the new workflow.