Release Notes: Allowance for screen comparisons, counting rows in a table, conditionals, mock API calls, select all)

Testrigor recently introduced several new features aimed at enhancing its testing capabilities. These include the ability to perform screen comparisons with a specified allowance percentage, which can be adjusted in terms of error severity, allowing testers to determine if the error should be considered minor or more severe. Additionally, the tool now supports counting table rows, provided the table is based on the <table> tag, and enables conditional execution of commands based on specific page conditions or checkbox states. Another significant feature is the ability to mock API calls, allowing users to customize responses for API interactions initiated from the UI, offering flexibility in testing scenarios. Furthermore, a new keyboard command has been added to select all text within a text area, providing more control over text manipulation during testing processes.