Yaml test framework for the repository#758
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This PR introduces a YAML-based test framework for validating existing repository scripts through declarative test suites and cases, instead of writing separate custom Python tests for each script. The framework provides a shared runner for static checks, subprocess execution, and in-process execution, with support for reusable scenarios, mocking, consistent logging, XML output, and per-case work directories.
The goal is to improve test coverage, repeatability, and regression visibility across both utility and hardware-aware scripts, while keeping test intent easy to review in YAML. This framework complements real hardware validation by making targeted scenarios and negative paths easier to reproduce and validate in a controlled way.