Closes #434: Make reference browser testable with Raptor/tp6#460
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Unblocking this as it's ready to land. I tested both speedometer and page load tests with Raptor. Also made sure we can still process customtab and share intents. The |
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This just introduces an Activity for Raptor to launch. We'll save the
extrasprovided in the intent in a test configuration (similar to ourBuildConfig) and pass it along to theGeckoRuntimeSettings.There are small changes/enhancements needed in Raptor for this to work, but this PR is not blocked on them.
Using a separate Activity puts this out of the main execution path and allows us to land this on master. A separate branch wouldn't be practical as we want to run Raptor tests against latest changes and permanently having to keep a testing branch up-to-date isn't ideal. So, keeping the required code here as minimal as possible.