Update requirements for better compatibility

Update requirements for better compatibility

• Update pluggy, attrs, and cffi requirements
• Update the Dockerfile
• Ignore "javascript:" and "mailto:" links with assert_no_404_errors()
• Update demo_mode highlights with assert_title()
• Add demo_mode highlights to assert_no_js_errors() on Chrome

Update Python dependencies such as pip and pytest

Update Python dependencies such as pip and pytest

Update assert_no_404_errors() method

Update assert_no_404_errors() method

• Update assert_no_404_errors() method to skip JavaScript anonymous functions

Webdriver Upgrades

Webdriver Upgrades

• Update the webdriver installer script (for chromedriver and geckodriver)
• Have the seleniumbase/drivers folder take PATH priority when multiple drivers exist
• If the expected webdriver isn't installed, install it automatically (during test runs)
• Make sure chromedriver is available for Selenium Grid use (installed automatically)

Update the default webdriver search path

Update the default webdriver search path:

• In case webdrivers exist in multiple places on the System PATH, SeleniumBase will use the ones found in the seleniumbase/drivers folder.
• seleniumbase install chromedriver downloads chromedriver to "seleniumbase/drivers"
• seleniumbase install geckodriver downloads geckodriver (Firefox driver) to "seleniumbase/drivers"

Update pytest requirements

Update pytest requirements

Selenium 4 compatibility

Selenium 4 compatibility

• Add DRIVER_DIR to PATH for Selenium 4 compatibility

Small updates

Small updates

• Use pytest-xdist>=1.30.0
• Update mkvirtualenv example
• Update the deploy scripts

Update requirements

Update requirements

• Update pytest and urllib3 requirements

Remove email_manager. Use IMAPClient instead.

Remove email_manager. Use IMAPClient instead.

• For IMAPClient, see https://imapclient.readthedocs.io/en/2.1.0/
• Since there's a better solution out there for automated email testing, I'm going to remove email testing functionality from SeleniumBase in favor of other tools that use IMAP. It didn't make much sense to bundle it with SeleniumBase since it never used any of the browser-related functionality.