NSelene 1.0.0-alpha05

• .NETStandard 2.0

  • Selenium.WebDriver (>= 3.141.0)

- added `Be.Not.*` and `Have.No.*` as entry points to "negated conditions"
- `.ShouldNot` is obsolete now, use `.Should(Be.Not.*)` or `.Should(Have.No.*)` instead
- added `Condition#Not` property, `Condition#Or(condition)`, `Condition#And(condition)`
- added SeleneElement extensions
 - `.JsScrollIntoView()`
 - `.JsClick(centerXOffset=0, centerYOffset=0)`
   - proper tests coverage is yet needed
   - the same can be achieved through (can be handy when storing element in var)
     `element.With(clickByJs: true).Click()`
 - `.JsSetValue(value)`
   - the same can be achieved through
     `element.With(setValueByJs: true).SetValue(value)`
 - `.JsType(value)`
   - the same can be achieved through
     `element.With(typeByJs: true).Type(value)`
- made Configuration.* ThreadLocal
- added SeleneElement methods:
 - `WaitUntil(Condition)` – like Should, but returns false on failure
 - `Matching(Condition)` - the predicate, like WaitUntil but without waiting
 - `With([driver], [timeout], [pollDuringWaits], [setValueByJs], [typeByJs], [clickByJs])` - to override corresponding selene setting from Configuration
   - usage: `element.With(timeout: 2.0)`
 - `_With_(_SeleneSettings_)` option to fully disconnect element config from shared Configuration
   - underscores mean that method signature might change...
   - usage: `element._With_(Configuration.New(timeout: 2.0))`
- added SeleneCollection methods:
 - `WaitUntil(Condition)` – like Should, but returns false on failure
 - `Matching(Condition)` - the predicate, like WaitUntil but without waiting
 - `With([driver], [timeout], [pollDuringWaits], [setValueByJs], [typeByJs], [clickByJs])` - to override corresponding selene setting from Configuration
 - `_With_(_SeleneSettings_)` option to fully disconnect element config from shared Configuration
   - underscores mean that method signature might change...
   - usage: `elements._With_(Configuration.New(timeout: 2.0))`
- added SeleneDriver methods:
 - `WaitUntil(Condition)` – like Should, but returns false on failure
 - `Matching(Condition)` - the predicate, like WaitUntil but without waiting
 - `With([driver], [timeout], [pollDuringWaits], [setValueByJs], [typeByJs], [clickByJs])` - to override corresponding selene setting from Configuration
 - `_With_(_SeleneSettings_)` option to fully disconnect element config from shared Configuration
   - underscores mean that method signature might change...
   - usage: `elements._With_(Configuration.New(timeout: 2.0))`
- tuned selene elements representation in error messages
 - now code like `SS(".parent").FilterBy(Be.Visible)[0].SS(".child").FindBy(Have.CssClass("special")).S("./following-sibling::*")`
 - renders to: `Browser.All(.parent).By(Visible)[0].All(.child).FirstBy(has CSS class 'special').Element(./following-sibling::*)`
- improved waiting (waits not just for visibility but till "being passed") at SeleneElement's:
 - (... wait till visible and not overlapped)
   - Click()
   - Hover()
   - DoubleClick()
   - Submit()
   - Clear()
   - SetValue(keys)
   - Type(keys)
   - PressEnter()
   - PressEscape()
   - PressTab()
 - (... wait till visible for all but `input[type=file]`)
   - SendKeys(keys)
- upgraded waiting to new engine in asserts (.Should(condition)) of
 - SeleneElement
 - SeleneCollection
- *Deprecated (Marked as Obsolete)*
 - `Configuration.WebDriver` (use `Configuration.Driver` instead)
   - it also becomes a recommended wa
     - to set driver: `Configuration.Driver = myDriverInstance`
       - over `Selene.SetWebDriver(myDriverInstance)`
         - that might be deprecated in future
     - also take into account that in frameworks like NUnit3,
       when you tear down driver in OneTimeTearDown (that will be executed after all test methods)
       ensure you do this by calling `Quit` on your own instance like `myDriverInstance.Quit()`
       DON'T do it like `Configuration.Driver.Quit()` or `Selene.GetWebDriver().Quit()`
       cause this will lead in memory leaked driver, this is NUnit thing, not NSelene:)
       (you still can do the latter in TearDown method that will be executed after each test method)
- **potential breaking changes**:
 - Switched to System.TimeoutException in some waits (instead of WebDriverTimeoutException)