Add Array.prototype.includes and exponentiation features
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With tc39/test262#3799 merged we now have a way to separate ES7 tests from ES6 tests.
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While trying to use the
featuresmetadata to classify tests per ECMAScript edition, I realized there weren't features for theArray.prototype.includesfunction, nor the**operator. Seeing that even ES6 features likeclass,letorconsthave their own features, it'd be more consistent to also have the same labeling for ES7 features.This PR introduces the features
Array.prototype.includesandexponentiation, and adds them to the corresponding tests.