DVPL-12497: Divide tests into folders - #631
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Closing, and opening #637 instead |
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Divide tests into folders based on test types (unit/integration/system).
Following PRs will have separate setup and run commands for different test types. This is needed because unit tests don't require a running splunk instance, integration and system require different setups of a Splunk instance.