Replace repetitive actions with Action Groups in AdminConfigurableProductAddConfigurationTest, AdminConfigurableProductDisableAnOptionTest, AdminConfigurableProductRemoveAnOptionTest, AdminConfigurableProductRemoveConfigurationTest

[kate-kyzyma]

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Tests are refactored according to the best practices followed by MFTF.

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1. resolves [Issue] Replace repetitive actions with Action Groups in AdminConfigurableProductAddConfigurationTest, AdminConfigurableProductDisableAnOptionTest, AdminConfigurableProductRemoveAnOptionTest, AdminConfigurableProductRemoveConfigurationTest #34511: Replace repetitive actions with Action Groups in AdminConfigurableProductAddConfigurationTest, AdminConfigurableProductDisableAnOptionTest, AdminConfigurableProductRemoveAnOptionTest, AdminConfigurableProductRemoveConfigurationTest

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[kate-kyzyma]

@magento run all tests

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[kate-kyzyma]

@magento run Functional Tests CE, Unit Tests

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[eduard13]

Thank you for your contribution

[eduard13]

@magento create issue

[magento-engcom-team]

Hi @shikhamis11, thank you for the review.
ENGCOM-9321 has been created to process this Pull Request