Add support for setting --junitxml output via JUNITXML_DIR environment variable v1.18#2094
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This PR adds support for automatically setting the --junitxml output path based on the environment variable JUNITXML_DIR if it is not explicitly provided via command-line options.
Behavior
If --junitxml is explicitly passed → no change in behavior.
If --junitxml is not provided but JUNITXML_DIR is set → the test result will be written to JUNITXML_DIR/result_.xml.
If neither is provided → no XML report is generated (default behavior remains unchanged).
Motivation
This change enables dynamic and automated control of test result locations in CI environments (e.g., Jenkins pipelines) without needing to explicitly pass --junitxml to pytest.