New Helper elementScreenshot
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Expanding on the existing helpers for
screenshotandresponsiveScreenshotsthis new helper is for taking a screenshot of a specific element, by passing in the$selectorfor the element and then using thetakeElementScreenshot()method of theRemoteWebElement::class.As the element needs to be 'in view' before the screenshot can be taken, the helper first calls
scrollIntoViewbefore taking the screenshot.Of course, the same could be achieved by adding a
Browser::macroin the service provider, but this pull request would put it alongside the existing methods and include in the package.Tests have been included that follow a similar pattern as those for the
screenshotmethod.