Harrison Healey f3836530b7 MM-69003 Mostly share ESLint config between web app and E2E tests (#36767)
* Switch Cypress to use shared ESLint config

* Run --fix in Cypress

* Manually fix remaining lint issues in Cypress

* Switch Playwright to use shared ESLint config

* Run --fix in Playwright

* Manually fix remaining lint issues in Playwright

* Install and cache web app deps during Cypress CI builds

This also caches the types and client package. That isn't needed currently
since it uses prepackaged versions of those, but I imagine we might change
that at some point.

* Run e2e-tests-check when ESLint plugin is updated

* Change E2E test GHA caching to cache all of web app node_modules

* Fix mismatch between cache save and restore

* Try bumping cache keys

* Copy step to install dependencies to server.run_cypress.sh

I don't know how this must've worked before, but if this fixes the issue,
it seems like neither Cypress nor Playwright actually use the cached
depenendencies.

* Try disabling caching entirely for Cypress tests

* Try bypassing makefile?

* Try also manually building dependencies in run_specs.sh

I don't know why this appears to duplicate run_cypress.sh and
run_playwright.sh, both of which are called run_test.sh which
might not be used any more as best I can tell.

* Try installing the web app dependencies in yet another place

* Disable the extra steps in server.prepare.sh specifically for Cypress

* Revert changes to update cache key and disable web app depenedency cache on Cypress builds
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