Release Notes: TOTP/Two-factor authentication, multi-point drag, desktop app

Recent updates introduced new functionalities for improving user interaction and testing processes in desktop applications. A new drag command allows users to move the mouse to multiple points without releasing the click, and this feature is applicable to desktop web applications and Windows remote desktops. Additionally, the handling of one-time passwords has been enhanced, enabling Google Authenticator pin codes to be generated from text secrets alongside QR codes. Furthermore, desktop app testing has been streamlined with the ability to use the AutomationId attribute for screen element references, requiring the setup of Windows Application Driver on the virtual machine used for testing, and configuration via the Remote Desktop settings.

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