Re-organized test suite

[marcusmoore]

Description

This PR re-organizes the feature test suite by co-locating API and UI tests into "domains" resulting in the following directory structure:

I put "domains" in quotes because the top level folders under Feature are a mix of model specific "CRUDy" tests like Assets/, "domain-y" stuff like Checkins/ and Notifications/, and general tests like DashboardTest.

One benefit of the Api and Ui folders under each parent folder allows us to easily see gaps in our test coverage instead of having to jump between stuff under Features/ and stuff under Features/Api/.

I have to confess that I like this structure now but that feeling may change in the future. Of course I am open to other suggestions.

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I double-checked to make sure the same amount tests and assertions were made...
develop branch:

Tests: 312, Assertions: 1098, Skipped: 9.

This PR:

Tests: 312, Assertions: 1098, Skipped: 9.

Note: The single test case in tests/Feature/Api/Users/UsersUpdateTest.php was moved to tests/Feature/Users/Api/UpdateUserTest.php and the file was deleted.

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Type of change

• Chore

[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• File deletion
  One testing file (tests/Feature/Api/Users/UsersUpdateTest.php) was removed from the project.

• File renaming
  A total of 28 testing files were renamed. This includes tests for several components in the system such as assets, accessories, check-ins, checkout acceptances, consumables, departments, groups, licenses, locations, reporting, and users. The renaming was carried out to ensure the names are better reflections of their functions in the system and they have consistent formatting.

• Update of namespaces
  Namespaces of several testing files were updated. These modifications were done to align with the reorganized file structure and provide a clearer map of where each test file resides in the project.

Please note that these changes enhance the readability and organization of the testing files, making it more user-friendly for developers.

[spencerrlongg]

I like it! Seems much more logical and manageable.