feat: Add jest shards in a11y tests #57
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Description of changes:
Currently, the a11y tests takes around 30~35 minutes to be executed and it increases the waiting time for a PR to have a successful workflow action by almost 15 minutes as the highest tests that takes time after the a11y are the integ tests ( 15 mins )
This PR introduces jest shards, by which we divide the a11y into shards and each shard executes a subset of the tests in a separate machine. To create the shards mechanism we'll also have to merge the changes in the dry-run github workflow definition in this PR.
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