feat: add support for custom properties in JUnit XML output #55
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- Accept custom properties from :junit_formatter :properties config - Merge custom properties with default properties (seed, date) - Update documentation with new properties configuration option - Enable comprehensive platform metadata injection in test results This enhancement allows test frameworks to inject platform-specific metadata, environment details, and testing configuration into JUnit XML reports for better test result analysis and categorization.
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Add support for custom properties in JUnit XML output
Accept custom properties from :junit_formatter :propertieCs config
Merge custom properties with default properties (seed, date)
Update documentation with new properties configuration option
Enable comprehensive platform metadata injection in test results
This enhancement allows test frameworks to inject platform-specific
metadata, environment details, and testing configuration into JUnit XML
reports for better test result analysis and categorization.
Be aware that this PR has been co-authored with Claude Code.