[js/web] Integrate ONNX Runtime Web CI with BrowserStack#8859
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I think this job is not necessary for browserstack.
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this job is not running on BrowserStack, but on different agent pool, which supports Firefox and Edge.
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It adds ONNX Runtime Web testing on real-device, MacOS, Android and iOS using BrowserStack solution. New CI pipeline yaml is added, which will be triggered by build completion of ONNX Runtime Web CI pipeline. Currently, CI uses two separate parallel BrowserStack jobs due to iOS failure on WebGL. Once the issue is resolved, we can issue only one parallel BrowserStack jobs.