Introduce vitest to core/quantity
Continuation of this effort: #7165
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can you edit the launch.json debug profile for running core quantity tests to be the same as core bentley and common
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can you edit the launch.json debug profile for running core quantity tests to be the same as core bentley and common
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My only feedback is that in some places you go from assert.strictEqual to vitest's toEqual, when technically they are slightly different including that strictEqual asserts the types are identical and toEqual doesn't (toStrictEqual would be the equivalent). If the tests pass I don't think this is worth changing though
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