test: #5555 - move to node test runner

[SamSalvatico]

Checklist

Moving the tests from tap to the node test runner, based on what requested in the following issue
Fastify #5555

• run npm run test and npm run benchmark
• tests and/or benchmarks are included
• documentation is changed or added
• commit message and code follows the Developer's Certification of Origin
  and the Code of conduct

[SamSalvatico]

I did not move all the tests yet, only the ones under commonjs and typescript esm
Just to understand if you like how I’ve moved the tests and to avoid modifying too many files in the same PR, I’ll make the next changes in a subsequent PR

[jean-michelet]

Thanks for your PR.

I’ll make the next changes in a subsequent PR

This plugin is a bit tricky regarding testing, we might discover later then the changes are difficult to apply.
So imho, this PR should demonstrate if we can do it or not.
Plus, refactoring tests is generally very risky, as we don't have feedback about how the changes have affected the project so we might need some more reviews.

[SamSalvatico]

Thanks for your PR.

I’ll make the next changes in a subsequent PR

This plugin is a bit tricky regarding testing, we might discover later then the changes are difficult to apply. So imho, this PR should demonstrate if we can do it or not. Plus, refactoring tests is generally very risky, as we don't have feedback about how the changes have affected the project so we might need some more reviews.

Got it! So would you prefer that I try to update all the tests in this PR?

[jean-michelet]

So would you prefer that I try to update all the tests in this PR

I think it's a good idea, you might want some more reviews before going forward.

[jean-michelet]

@climba03003 @Fdawgs wdyt?

[dancastillo]

since t.assert.plan was not added until node v22 wondering if we should use tspl or something similar, wdyt? @mcollina @gurgunday

[climba03003]

I think it's a good idea, you might want some more reviews before going forward.

I believe we can do incremental one, but it should be green before land.

since t.assert.plan was not added until node v22 wondering if we should use tspl or something similar, wdyt?

If you were mentioning t.plan, it exists since 20.15.0.