Cypress 11 introduces significant updates to its Component Testing feature, which is now generally available, shedding its beta tag. This release includes modifications to the mount API to support a consistent experience across various frameworks such as React, Vue, Angular, and Next.js, by standardizing the way components are rendered and styled, thus eliminating the need for framework-specific syntax. The update also removes certain functions like `mountHook` and `unmount` for React, and `mountCallback` for Vue, to simplify the API and align with best practices, while providing alternative methods for achieving the same outcomes. In Angular, the handling of providers has changed, requiring the use of `TestBed.overrideComponent` for overriding component-level providers. Additionally, the Cypress Vite Dev Server package now treats inline `viteConfig` as the definitive source, necessitating manual merging with existing configurations if needed. These changes aim to streamline testing processes and enhance compatibility across different libraries and frameworks, with the majority of migrations expected to be straightforward.