aamtests: Add support to test events - #62585
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This patch adds a new expect_event() method, that allows testing events fired by the accessibility APIs. So far this method is only implemented in AT-SPI wrapper. Added a couple of example tests to show how to use this new method. Note that the test `event/aria_disabled.py` fails one of the checks in Firefox, as it never fires `object:state-changed:sensitive` event, only `object:state-changed:enabled` (Chromium passes the test).
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This patch adds a new expect_event() method, that allows testing events fired by the accessibility APIs.
So far this method is only implemented in AT-SPI wrapper.
Added a couple of example tests to show how to use this new method. Note that the test
event/aria_disabled.pyfails one of the checks in Firefox, as it never firesobject:state-changed:sensitiveevent, onlyobject:state-changed:enabled(Chromium passes the test).