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Test monobundle as part of the nuget tests

See original GitHub issue

sorry for the delay, i have build a repro project with a test that currently just checks for the existence of Contents/MonoBundle/package/lib/cli/cli.js within the macOS .app file. Currently i assume that everything that should live in the package directory is in the first level directly in Contents/MonoBundle.

Here is the project which consists of a Xamarin.Forms project a Xamarin.Mac project and an mstest project. https://github.com/nor0x/playwright-xmac-test

this is a very similar project structure to the main application that i’m building which is closed source for now

_Originally posted by @nor0x in https://github.com/microsoft/playwright-sharp/issues/1093#issuecomment-786567662_

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nor0xcommented, Mar 17, 2021

follow-up to this issue - currently i’m experimenting with the version 0.192.0 which creates a folder named @(PlaywrightDriverFiles->;'bin in my macOS project directory, which contains an .app folder with Contents and MonoBundle which ~~is empty~~ contains the hidden .playwright folder where filenames are suffixed with ')