CB-12465: Writing new JUnit Test Instrumentation to replace tests and retire problmatic tests

This closes #363

test/README.md

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-# Android Native Tests
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-These tests are designed to verify Android native features and other Android specific features.
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-## Initial Setup
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-### Setting env vars
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-Run:
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-    ../bin/check_reqs
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-Use the output to set your `ANDROID_HOME` and `JAVA_HOME` environment variables.
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-### Adding `gradlew`
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-Copy it from a freshly created project:
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-    ../bin/create foo
-    (cd foo && cordova/build --gradle; cp -r gradlew gradle ..)
-    rm -r foo
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-## Running
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-To run manual tests:
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-    ./gradlew installDebug
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-To run unit tests:
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-    ./gradlew connectedAndroidTest
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-`BUILD SUCCESSFUL` means that the tests all passed :)
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-## Android Studio
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-1. Use "Import Project" and import the `test` directory.
-2. Right click on the `org.apache.cordova.test` package on the left-hand nav.
-3. Select `Create Run Configuration` -> `Tests in ...` (The one with the Android icon)
-4. Review options (mainly - target device)
-5. Click the bug icon in the top toolbar to run with debugger attached