test: rework testrunner workers #1296
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This change introduces a TestWorker that can be in a certain state, meaning it has run some beforeAll hooks of a certain test suite stack. TestWorker can be created at any time, which allows for a number of features: - don't run hooks for suites with no runnable tests; - smarter test distribution (and possibility for variuos strategies); - recovering from hook failures and test failure by creating a new worker; - possible isolation between workers by running them in separate environments.
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This change introduces a TestWorker that can be in a certain state,
meaning it has run some beforeAll hooks of a certain test suite stack.
TestWorker can be created at any time, which allows for a number of features: