Added aliases of find and findElement command

[subhajit20]

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Added aliases of find command
fix - #4057

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[subhajit20]

Hey @garg3133 can you just review my pr ?
I have only added find command aliases findElement to see if this how other aliases can be added further.

[garg3133]

The following commands does not work in TS:

• browser.element.get()
• browser.element.findElement()

[subhajit20]

The following commands does not work in TS:

• browser.element.get()
• browser.element.findElement()

Okay then instead of findElement command get command can be a aliases of find ?

[subhajit20]

The following commands does not work in TS:

• browser.element.get()
• browser.element.findElement()

And all the commands should be under web- elements right like there are similar commands exist on element-folder as well so those should not be a aliases?

[garg3133]

Both get() and findElement() must be an alias to find() on the .element namespace. And yes, we are only dealing with the commands present in web-elements directory here.

[subhajit20]

hey @garg3133 I have added some test inside ecosia.js file.
can you please check and give some feedback on weather any changes are needed or not?

[garg3133]

Fixed in #4130, thanks!