In order to run Cypress tests in CI (Jenkins) a designated Dockerfile
was added to /scripts/ci. It is based on Fedora 40 image (from Quay),
and it uses NVM (Node Version Manager) to install Node v20.
It is a rootless image that is supported to be running within Openshift
and Podman.

Building and Testing:

To build the Dockerfile with Podman, run for example:
`podman build --pull --rm -f "scripts/ci/Dockerfile" -t odh-cypress:latest ./`

You can find such image builds, including build logs in Quay:
https://quay.io/repository/nmanos/odh-dashboard?tab=builds

Once the image build completed, you can pull it, for example from Quay:
podman pull quay.io/nmanos/odh-dashboard:latest

The image can then be consumed within a CI framework, such as Jenkins,
that uses Containers for its execution runtime (e.g. with K8s plugin).

Within the container runtime you can git clone `odh-dashboard` and then
run 'frontend` Cypress tests (on the preinstalled Chrome). For example:

````
npm --verbose --prefix frontend ci")
npm --verbose run test:cypress-ci -- -s '**/application.cy.ts'"
```

The Cypress test results and the HTML report will be created as well.

Signed-off-by: manosnoam <[email protected]>

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Signed-off-by: Olga Lavtar <[email protected]>

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