[Testing] Enable Catalyst UI Tests with Screenshot Verification - 2 #26874
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Description
This PRs adds UI Tests to the Catalyst Platform, featuring screenshot verification to improve our testing capabilities. This enhancement will aid in maintaining visual consistency and detecting any unexpected changes in the Catalyst UI. Previously, our UI tests for Catalyst lacked screenshot validation, so we ignored the tests on Catalyst. Here we enabled UITests for the bug fixes we’ve previously addressed.