Implement --ignore-unmatched for uploading results

[AndrianBdn]

Some users are adding tests gradually and they see a lot of unmatched tests. Normally they result a failure; which could be overridden with "force". However "force" sounds a bit scary and it still leaves lot of noise in logs.

Hence this PR introduces separate flag for ignoring unmatched test cases, when uploading reports.

I've also took chance to slightly refactor some areas, by using early exists and moving console messages to separate functions.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the test result upload functionality by introducing a new --ignore-unmatched flag. This flag provides a more user-friendly way to handle test reports containing unlinked test cases, particularly useful for users who are gradually integrating their tests. Instead of failing or displaying verbose errors for each unmatched test, the CLI will now offer a concise summary, reducing log noise and improving the overall upload experience. Additionally, the internal code responsible for handling result uploads has been refactored for better structure and clarity.

Highlights

• New --ignore-unmatched flag: Introduced a new command-line flag --ignore-unmatched for junit-upload and playwright-json-upload commands. This flag allows users to suppress individual error messages for unmatched test cases, instead showing only a summary of skipped tests.
• Improved Error Handling for Unmatched Tests: The logic for handling unmatched test cases during report uploads has been refined. When --ignore-unmatched is used, the CLI will no longer exit with a failure for each unmatched test, providing a smoother experience for gradual test linking.
• Code Refactoring: The ResultUploader class has been refactored to improve readability and maintainability. This includes using early exits and separating console message functions into distinct private methods for better modularity.
• Version Update: The package version has been incremented from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1 in package.json.
• New Test Case: A new test case has been added to result-upload.spec.ts to ensure the --ignore-unmatched functionality works as expected.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces the --ignore-unmatched flag, a valuable feature for users gradually integrating their tests. The implementation is robust, complete with updated documentation and new tests ensuring the feature's correctness. The refactoring within ResultUploader.ts is a notable improvement, enhancing code readability and maintainability by decomposing a large method into smaller, single-responsibility functions. The logic correctly handles the new flag for both creating new test runs and updating existing ones. Overall, this is a high-quality contribution.