BrnAvatarImage/BrnAvatarFallback and their helm wrappers all used the same
unprefixed exportAs ('avatarImage'/'avatarFallback'). Since the helm directive
host-applies the brain one on the same <img>, a template ref was ambiguous, and
the names broke the brn*/hlm* convention every other exportAs follows. Rename to
brnAvatarImage/brnAvatarFallback and hlmAvatarImage/hlmAvatarFallback before the
exportAs surface is locked at 1.0. Regenerated the CLI avatar templates to match.
Replace Jest with Vitest across the workspace. The brain and helm Angular suites
now run in a real browser (Playwright/Chromium via Vitest browser mode) so they
exercise real layout, focus, pointer events and computed styles that jsdom could
not. The cli, tools, mcp, registry and cli-smoke suites run on Vitest's node
environment.
- Add per-project vite configs and switch test targets to @nx/vitest:test
- Convert jest APIs to vi.* and jest module mocks to vi.mock with importOriginal
- Replace jest-axe with a browser-native axe-core helper and toHaveNoViolations
- Regenerate snapshots in vitest format (content unchanged, format-only)
- Remove all jest packages, configs, the preset and the @nx/jest target default
- Install Playwright Chromium in the CI unit job for the browser suites
Also fixes a brain avatar test that asserted inside a fire-and-forget setTimeout,
which passed vacuously under jsdom and only surfaced once a real browser loaded
the image.
* feat: remove standalone property from various directives and components in the Helm UI library
* feat: enable strictStandalone option in Angular compiler settings
Ashley Hunter