[E2E] Adding script for generating index.ts file. #14281
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Does this script work with nested folders? For example "pageobjects" -> "dashboard"
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In short yes - there is already index.ts file generated, you can take a look https://github.com/eclipse/che/pull/14281/files#diff-14f7a35f8fc13dbe57f6822026fa0f1dR12
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What does this PR do?
The file index.ts contains all files that are exported from the project. These files then can be imported in other project and simply extended/overwritten. This will automate the process of addition files to index.ts.
There are folders defined from which the typescript files should be written to the index.ts. There is also list for excluded files, e.g. CheReporter.
The index.ts file is generated each time the test is run. The execution time of generation of index.ts is quite short [1] so it should not negatively affect user experience when developing new tests.