test: use Node.js argument parser for E2E test runner#28031
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The `node:util` builtin provides an argument parser that can be leveraged for the E2E test runner that avoids the need for additional third-party packages.
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The
node:utilbuiltin provides an argument parser thatcan be leveraged for the E2E test runner that avoids the
need for additional third-party packages.