Correctly start & stop edge browser #9
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Allow paths that have spaces to be run correctly
Add missing signal" argument
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The commits in this pull request involve the following changes :
scripts/start_edge.ps1now starts correctly, even if it is in a path with a spacescripts/start_edge.ps1now resets Edge's config before starting Edge, to remove all open tabs (implementation based on this script)scripts/start_stop.ps1has been replaced bytaskkill /t /f /im MicrosoftEdge.exe(as in version 0.4.2), becausescripts/start_stop.psdidn't work (at least it didn't on our test machines)_onProcessExitnow has a 3rdsignalargument, in alignment with the current Karma API. Not having this argument caused it to behave unexpectedly when using the latest version of Karma.Unit tests are updated to accept the aforementioned changes in behavior