IEP-1157: SWTBot SBOM Tool test cases.

[AndriiFilippov]

Description

Test cases:

• Run SBOM Tool without project_description.json file created.
• Run SBOM Tool with project_description.json file created.
• SBOMT Tool dialog window: basic PATH validation
• update method waitForProjectClean() -> to -> findInConsole() to make it universal for every consoles.

Fixes # (IEP-1157)

Test Configuration:

• ESP-IDF Version:
• OS (Windows,Linux and macOS):

Checklist

• [ ] PR Self Reviewed
• [ ] Applied Code formatting
• [ ] Added Documentation
• [X] Added Unit Test
• [ ] Verified on all platforms - Windows,Linux and macOS

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced test suite for Espressif IDF projects, including new tests for project operations and SBOM tool interactions.
  • Improved project operation checks, such as cleaning and renaming, with added console output verifications.
  • Introduced comprehensive testing for the SBOM feature, covering pre and post-build executions, output redirection, and path validations.

• Refactor

  • Updated methods in test classes for better interaction with the console and project operations.
  • Upgraded esp-idf repository reference in CI workflow from v4.4 to v5.1 for enhanced compatibility and features.

• Tests

  • Expanded test coverage to include new scenarios and functionalities, ensuring robustness and reliability of the project and SBOM tool.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The changes mainly focus on enhancing the functionality and reliability of testing Espressif IDF projects within an IDE environment. Improvements include activating specific shells before actions, replacing Thread.sleep with a utility method for better synchronization, and introducing new methods for testing the SBOM feature. Additionally, test cases now include validation for project cleaning, building, and refreshing processes, aiming to improve overall test robustness and accuracy.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.../operations/ProjectTestOperations.java	Added shell activation, replaced Thread.sleep with WaitUtils.waitForJobs(), and introduced findInConsole and setTextFieldInShell methods.
.../cases/project/NewEspressifIDFProjectTest.java	Replaced waitForProjectClean with findInConsole and added methods for project refreshing for better synchronization in tests.
.../cases/project/NewEspressifIDFProjectSBOMTest.java	Introduced a new test class and methods to validate various scenarios involving the SBOM feature in Espressif IDF projects, including setup and cleanup methods.

Poem

In the realm where code does dwell,
New features and tests will surely tell,
SBOM shines with glowing light,
Ensuring projects are out of sight.
Synchrony found, no sleep in sight,
Console reads and shells ignite,
Hopping forward, testing bright.

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