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Playwright E2E test - sign up with invite link via email #9332

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Related to #8469 (comment)

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PR Summary

This PR introduces end-to-end testing for signup functionality via invite links, while removing older basic tests in favor of a more comprehensive authentication testing suite.

  • Added signup_invite_email.e2e-spec.ts implementing full invite link signup flow with proper cleanup
  • Added fixture.ts establishing Page Object Model pattern with reusable components for authentication testing
  • Modified playwright.config.ts to support clipboard permissions and optimize test execution settings
  • Removed basic companies.e2e-spec.ts and workspaces.e2e-spec.ts tests that will be replaced with more comprehensive coverage
  • Enhanced CI workflow with proper PostgreSQL/Redis services and artifact handling for E2E tests

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