Test that an emoji works in the user full name via API - #35576
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Description
Test setting the user display name (full name) including an emoji via the Provisioning API.
(I was looking around these files anyway and noticed that this test scenario was still to-do in the issue)
Note: these emoji tests are mostly being done using the AP for now. The webUI chromedriver does not like typing emojis, so more effort is needed to try and work-around that.
Related Issue
#34437
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Local run of test scenario.
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