Add option to silence `accessibility warnings`

Describe the feature you’d like:

The accessibility warning is nice! But if I’m going to update the testing-playground chrome extension to use the latest version of dom-testing-library, it will start logging errors because of the console.warn expressions. The user won’t see them in their console. Instead, they appear on the extensions page, looking like something in the extension was broken.

Can we add an option to silence that warning? I still want to have that warning attribute on the return value, I just don’t want it to invoke console.warn.

https://github.com/testing-library/dom-testing-library/blob/8eebd9e5b264ed8435fd3f531a7d0eb112d3faa9/src/suggestions.js#L54-L60

Instead of adding an option, it might also make sense to simply move the printing higher up the tree.

[savcni01]

I plan to work on this issue today.

[eps1lon]

Closing since there are no examples for false positives. This is purely a chrome extension issue and I’d rather not endorse the usage outside of this very specific use case.

Extensions should either mock out the console accordingly or create a fork that suites there use case.