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test: Port ignoreErrors and denyUrls tests from karma runner #11449

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I want to remove the karma/mocha based tests in the browser package. To accomplish this, I'll be porting 1 test suite a day from the old integration tests to playwright. Today is Day 3: packages/browser/test/integration/suites/config.js

I was surprised we never had ignoreErrors or denyUrls tests in playwright, so it's good to get the confidence that everything works here.

ref #11084
day 2: #11436

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cadesalaberry pushed a commit to cadesalaberry/sentry-javascript that referenced this pull request Apr 19, 2024
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I want to remove the karma/mocha based tests in the browser package. To
accomplish this, I'll be porting 1 test suite a day from the old
integration tests to playwright. Today is Day 3:
`packages/browser/test/integration/suites/config.js`

I was surprised we never had `ignoreErrors` or `denyUrls` tests in
playwright, so it's good to get the confidence that everything works
here.

ref getsentry#11084
day 2: getsentry#11436
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