New RNtester e2e tests

[elizabethberger]

Summary:

The motivation was to create more e2e tests that test other components in the RNTester app.
The list of components that have been tested is below:

Component	Test is added	Platform
DrawerLayoutAndroid	NO	Android
ActivityIndicator	YES	iOS & Android
Button	YES	iOS & Android
FlatList	YES	iOS & Android
Image	NO	iOS & Android
JSResponderHandler	YES	iOS & Android
InputAccessoryView	NO	iOS
KeyboardAvoidingView	YES	iOS & Android
Modal	YES	iOS & Android
New App Screen	YES	iOS & Android
Pressable	YES	iOS & Android
RefreshControl	YES	iOS & Android
ScrollView	NO	iOS & Android
ScrollViewSimpleExample	YES	iOS & Android
SafeAreaView	NO	iOS
ScrollViewAnimated	NO	iOS & Android
ScrollViewIndicatorInsets	NO	iOS
SectionList	NO	iOS & Android
StatusBar	NO	iOS & Android
SwipeableCard	NO	iOS & Android
Switch	NO	iOS & Android
Text	NO	iOS & Android
TextInput	NO	iOS & Android
Touchable* and onPress	NO	iOS & Android
TextInputs with key prop	NO	Android
TransparentHitTestExample	NO	iOS
View	NO	iOS & Android
New Architecture Examples	NO	iOS & Android
Performance Comparison Examples	NO	iOS & Android

Changelog:

[General] [Added] - Added next component tests for RNTester

Test Plan:

Follow Readme file.

Test Result:

For iOS platform:

For Android platform:

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[elizabethberger]

I added a batch of tests to RNtester. Can you check the code of my changes? Thank you in advance!
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[kelset]

Great stuff! I've run it locally and all works as expected 👏

it's a for me, now I guess we need to wait for @cortinico / @cipolleschi to import and land

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[cipolleschi]

Hi @elzszulc, thanks for taking the time for doing this.
I'll try to land it now.

The PR is quite big and we had a bit of trouble reviewing it. Would it be possilble for the next time to split it in multiple PRs? Perhaps you can create a new branch from the previous one, and use some numbering in the title, so we can import them and land them in order to avoid conflicts!

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This pull request was successfully merged by @elzszulc in aa2a0c1.

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[elizabethberger]

The PR is quite big and we had a bit of trouble reviewing it. Would it be possilble for the next time to split it in multiple PRs? Perhaps you can create a new branch from the previous one, and use some numbering in the title, so we can import them and land them in order to avoid conflicts!

@cipolleschi Yes, thank you for pointing this out! Definitely, next time I will break my work into smaller parts. I'm sorry for the trouble.