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Add end-to-end test for sign up flow #247

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Adds a TestDriver end-to-end test that creates a new account and verifies the user lands on the dashboard.

Test flow (tests/signup.test.mjs):

Opens the app and clicks Sign up
Fills the email and password fields
Submits the sign up form
Asserts the dashboard loads with the new account signed in

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tests/signup.test.mjsnew file

+import { test } from "testdriverai";

+test("new user can sign up", async (td) => {

+ await td.find("signup button").click();

+ await td.find("new user email input").click();

+ await td.type(email);

+ await td.pressKeys(["tab"]);

+ await td.type(password, { secret: true });

+ await td.find("submit button").click();

+ await td.assert("dashboard is visible");

+});

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