Add npm script documentation #819
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@lilyhuang-github I found some useful info on a few scripts for testing in the wiki. There's probably more, but it'll be nice to consolidate it all in one place. https://github.com/DevelopingSpace/starchart/wiki/Playwright#running-using-scripts |
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I also think we should migrate some info out of the wiki into the docs. Instructions on running tests should definitely be included in CONTRIBUTING.md. |
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This is just a start to adding documentation to the npm scripts. It could be changed.
The formatting could definitely be changed and stuff since a lot of the npm scripts runs other npm scripts so I'm not sure how that should be formatted.
Like if it should re explain the script or just link to that script.
And also if it should explain a bit of a wider context on what the script does or the verbosity.
Closes #814