[EIM-300] [Test] Add version management UI test

[Fabricio-ESP]

Description

This PR introduces the basic test for the version management features over the GUI.
The functions for rename delete and purge are now tested as part of the workflow.

The buttons to launch an external terminal instance or open the IDF folder location cannot be easily tested as it launches a system window rather than an interface on EIM.

The fix installation feature can be implemented later, but since this is a reinstallation feature, it will be tested once other re-installation test sequences are added.

Also as part of this PR, some improvements were done, as adjusting and isolating test variables names, preventing errors with variable being declared multiple times.
Timeouts were also adjusted on several tests to improve stability of the tests.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly expands the test coverage for the application's version management capabilities, specifically focusing on the Graphical User Interface (GUI). It introduces a dedicated test suite to validate core functionalities such as renaming, deleting, and purging installed versions, ensuring these critical operations work as expected. Additionally, the PR includes several under-the-hood improvements to existing test infrastructure, such as standardizing variable naming conventions and fine-tuning test timeouts, which collectively contribute to more stable and reliable automated testing.

Highlights

• New GUI Version Management Tests: A comprehensive UI test suite has been introduced to validate the version management features of the GUI, specifically covering the renaming, deleting, and purging of installed versions.
• Test Stability Improvements: Existing tests have been made more robust by adjusting various timeouts and standardizing variable names (e.g., pathToEim to pathToEIM) across multiple test files, which helps prevent conflicts and improves readability.
• Refactored Test Runners: Several GUI test runner scripts have been updated to ensure proper test state management and resource cleanup, including explicit nulling of runner instances and flags for skipping tests upon failure.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces UI tests for the version management features and includes several improvements to the existing test suite. The changes are generally positive, enhancing test stability by increasing timeouts and improving variable scoping. The new test file for GUI version management is well-structured. However, I've identified a bug in one of the test assertions and a few instances of fragile selectors that could lead to flaky tests. I've also pointed out some minor code style issues and a naming inconsistency in one of the test suite configuration files. Addressing these points will improve the robustness and maintainability of the test suite.

[Hahihula]

LGTM! Thanks for the change. Just small nitpick here.