Testing

migrate-cypress-to-codeceptjs

Port a Cypress test suite to CodeceptJS 4. Trigger when the project contains `cypress.config.{js,ts,mjs}`, a `cypress/` directory (`cypress/e2e/**/*.cy.{js,ts}`, `cypress/support/{commands,e2e}.{js,ts}`, `cypress/fixtures/`, `cypress/plugins/`, `cypress/component/`), `cypress` in `devDependencies`, or test code that calls `cy.*` (`cy.visit`, `cy.get`, `cy.contains`, `cy.session`, `cy.intercept`, `cy.request`, `cy.task`, `cy.fixture`, `cy.origin`, `cy.mount`), `Cypress.Commands.add(...)`, or `Cypress.env(...)`. Walks the port end-to-end: inventory shared logic (custom commands, ad-hoc page-object modules, shared selectors, fixtures, hooks), install CodeceptJS with the Playwright helper alongside Cypress, port the config, split `Cypress.Commands.add` into two custom helpers — `WebExtra` for browser-driven commands (Playwright `page` / `browserContext`) and `ApiExtras` for HTTP commands (REST / GraphQL helper, never `browserContext.request.*`) — port page-object-style modules to real page objects without inventing wrapper or assertion methods, convert spec files (handing off to `writing-codeceptjs-tests`), replace `cy.session` with the `auth` plugin, swap `cy.fixture` / `cy.request` / `cy.task` / `cy.intercept` for ES imports / REST helper / `ApiExtras` / `I.mockRoute`, then decommission Cypress.