⚡️Introducing HardPy 0.6.0⚡️

- HardPy is now launched with the hardpy run command instead of hardpy-panel.
- Create a template testing project with the hardpy init command. Template project includes a new entity - project configuration file - hardpy.toml.
- Added part_number fields to the DUT table and name and info fields to the test_stand table.
- Fixed several bugs in the operator panel.

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We're excited to announce HardPy 0.7.0

🔘HardPy can now restart tests on failure as many times as you specify with the attempt marker. See the documentation for an example of how to use the attempt marker in tests.

🟡Test cases now support unlimited dialog box launches

🔴HardPy's code base has been improved through integration with the ruff linter

🟣Version control has been added for report schemas

💡We've added some how to start HardPy from the console and how to add and use custom arguments in HardPy tests.

And we wish everyone a Merry Christmas🌟 and a Happy New Year 🎄!

Here we go!
☄️ Release 0.9.0

🖥 Introduced support for adding images into operator messages via the set_operator_msg function.

🛠 Enabled non-blocking execution for set_operator_msg by utilizing the block=False parameter.

❕Enhanced customization options by adding the font_size argument to DialogBox and set_operator_message, allowing you to adjust the font size in dialog boxes and operator messages.

📌 Added the clear_operator_message function. Now, operator messages can stay open in non-blocking mode while tests continue running. You can close these messages programmatically from anywhere in the code, eliminating the need to manually click the close button or press Escape.

✅ Fixed a bug where operator messages and dialog boxes occasionally failed to appear before the browser page was reloaded.

⚡️HardPy 0.12.1 Release⚡️

1. Test Dependencies: You can now configure tests to run based on the results of multiple other tests. This feature works for both individual test cases and entire test modules.

2. Dependency Error Handling: When dependencies are incorrectly specified or missing from the test plan, HardPy now automatically ignores them instead of failing.

3. Critical Test Marker: Added a critical marker that stops all subsequent test execution when a critical test or module fails.

4. Test Stand Numbering: Introduced the set_stand_number function to assign numbers to test stands.

5. Enhanced Documentation: Added comprehensive documentation for the report schema (runstore database in CouchDB).