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Upgrade CI provider to use GH Actions in place of Travis#120
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Upgrade CI provider to use GH Actions in place of Travis#120
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Running the test suite in the browser takes ~23 mins due to some of the heavier crypto ops so it can be left off as a required check for quicker PRs, but it is nice to have confirmation that everything works properly in Chrome and Firefox. I sped up the browser test suite a bit by slicing off some
test permutations when
isRunningInKarma(), and can probably find some more optimizations by further skipping slower or redundant tests, but I will leave that for a future PR.