Make backstopjs test more compatible with test cucumber test run report

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Feature
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Needs clarification
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typescript
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testing-qa

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No files or tests are named. Start by tracing the BackstopJS visual-regression steps in the step definitions and how the test session produces the CLI and Cucumber report. Done means BackstopJS failures appear directly in the CLI and can be included in the Cucumber report, without skipping those steps.

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We need to make backstopjs test more compatible with the test session, so that when it fails, we also get it directly in the CLI for the test that it is failed with the possibility of having this in the cucumber report.

Right now, we backstopjs vr steps those tests in the step definition, so I when we implement this, we shouldn't skip those anymore.

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