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Purpose

This PR refactors the @asgardeo/react package test configuration to use the jsdom environment instead of Playwright’s browser-based setup.
The migration improves CI reliability, reduces dependency overhead, and ensures consistent test behavior across local and cloud environments.

Key highlights:

Removed Playwright test configuration and dependencies.

Updated vitest.config.ts to use jsdom for headless testing.

Cleaned up unused screenshot files and cache references.

Verified alignment with @asgardeo/tanstack-router test setup.

Confirmed all tests pass locally.

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Related PRs

#220 — Adds unit tests for @asgardeo/react hooks.

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Unit tests provided and verified locally.

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Confirmed that this PR doesn't commit any keys, passwords, tokens, usernames, or other secrets.

- Replaced Playwright browser testing config with Vitest jsdom environment
- Removed unnecessary screenshots and Playwright setup
- Simplified test configuration to match other packages and ensure CI compatibility
- replaced Playwright browser config with Vitest jsdom
- removed unused screenshots and Playwright dependencies
- aligned React package test setup with other modules for CI stability
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