[🚀 Feature]: [Java] Add EnhancedExpectedConditions for modern SPA and dynamic elements

[maheswarRamisetty]

Description

Modern web applications are often SPAs with dynamic content loaded via AJAX.
Selenium's current ExpectedConditions are limited to basic visibility, presence, and text checks, which often leads to flaky tests.

Have you considered any alternatives or workarounds?

Introduce a new helper wrapper class EnhancedExpectedConditions in Java to provide SPA-aware waits:

• domReady() – waits for document.readyState == "complete" or staus change for buttons from disabled -> active.
• ajaxRequestsComplete() – waits until all jQuery AJAX requests are done
• elementHasClass(WebElement, String) – waits until an element has a specific class
• elementTextMatches(WebElement, String regex) – waits until element text matches regex
• attributeToContain(WebElement, String attribute, String substring) – waits until an element's attribute contains a substring

[selenium-ci]

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[cgoldberg]

I don't know how receptive maintainers will be to new ExpectedCondtions, but...

domReady() – waits for document.readyState == "complete"

This is already the default, and can be controlled via setPageLoadStrategy():
https://www.selenium.dev/documentation/webdriver/drivers/options/#pageloadstrategy

ajaxRequestsComplete() – waits until all jQuery AJAX requests are done

This one isn't possible, but you can do something similar via BiDi Network interception. We are investigating ways to make this easier with the existing WebDriverWait functionality.