Add Jest sample for Selenium load testing

[anushree-bstack]

Adds a jest/ folder mirroring the per-framework layout used by java/, junit-4/, junit-5/, and testng/. Tests use selenium-webdriver against the BrowserStack pod's hub at localhost:4444/wd/hub and target bstackdemo.com for add-to-cart and full checkout flows, parity with the WebdriverIO public sample.

• jest/browserstack-load.yml — Selenium + framework: jest, vus: 1, duration: 1m, us-east-1, references jest.config.js
• jest/package.json — jest + selenium-webdriver
• jest/jest.config.js — node env, runInBand-friendly
• jest/tests/add-to-cart.test.js — bstackdemo add-to-cart
• jest/tests/checkout.test.js — bstackdemo full checkout flow
• jest/README.md — 5-step setup (clone, npm install, CLI, run, dashboard)
• .gitignore — Node artifacts (node_modules, lockfiles)

[jhawarchirag]

Reviewed against the four existing samples (java/, junit-4/, junit-5/, testng/) to keep this consistent with what customers already see in the repo. Three changes needed before merge — all are parity gaps with the sibling samples, not new conventions:

1. Checkout test has no expect() and a different final-step flow than siblings — see inline comment on checkout.test.js.
2. Driver lifecycle is beforeAll/afterAll; siblings re-create per test.
3. Implicit wait + window().maximize() missing.

Non-blocking (pre-existing repo-wide, not introduced by this PR but worth a follow-up): brittle selectors (#\\33, react-select-2-option-0-0, deep float-cart chain), hardcoded sleep(500) after login, README OS↔arch swap in Linux binary links. These appear in every sample — best handled in a separate cleanup PR across all frameworks.

[jhawarchirag]

Missing assertion + wrong final-step flow

All four sibling samples (java/, junit-4/, junit-5/, testng/) end the checkout test by asserting on the order confirmation message:

String checkoutMessage = driver.findElement(By.id("confirmation-message")).getText();
assertEquals("Your Order has been successfully placed.", checkoutMessage);

This jest version clicks checkout-shipping-continue → an xpath Continue → an xpath Orders and exits with no expect(). A silent failure mid-flow is the only signal a successful run gives — passing tests prove nothing.

Suggested change:

await driver.findElement(By.id("checkout-shipping-continue")).click();
const checkoutMessage = await driver
  .findElement(By.id("confirmation-message"))
  .getText();
expect(checkoutMessage).toBe("Your Order has been successfully placed.");

Drop the two trailing xpath clicks — siblings do not have them.

[anushree-bstack]

Done in f85eadc — checkout now asserts confirmation-message equals "Your Order has been successfully placed." and the trailing Continue/Orders xpath clicks are dropped, matching the testng/junit/java siblings.

[jhawarchirag]

Driver lifecycle should be per-test, not shared across the file

Sibling samples use @BeforeMethod / @BeforeEach / @Before — a fresh driver per @Test. This file uses beforeAll / afterAll, so both test() blocks share one session. State from add-to-cart leaks into checkout (cart contents, cookies, scroll position). Swap to beforeEach / afterEach for parity with the other framework samples. Same change needed in checkout.test.js.

[anushree-bstack]

Done in f85eadc — both test files now use beforeEach/afterEach so each test() gets a fresh driver session, matching the @BeforeMethod/@AfterMethod pattern in the sibling samples.

[jhawarchirag]

Missing implicit wait + window maximize (sibling parity)

All sibling samples configure a 10-second implicit wait and maximize the window after driver build:

driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(Duration.ofSeconds(10));
driver.manage().window().maximize();

Without these, findElement races against page render — flakes the first run on a fresh pod. Add after .build():

await driver.manage().setTimeouts({ implicit: 10000 });
await driver.manage().window().maximize();

Same change needed in checkout.test.js.

[anushree-bstack]

Done in f85eadc — added setTimeouts({ implicit: 10000 }) and window().maximize() after .build() in both test files, matching the 10s implicit wait + maximize in the siblings.