[PoC] Storybook vs Jest benchmark 10 slowest tests from sidebar_responsive#254903
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Summary
This is a PoC testing the capabilities of the storybook test runner vs jest. The main idea is to compare the performance of both of them - that's why the configuration is tailored just for the benchmark and not generic enough to be used elsewhere. The same way there are parts that can be improved and most of it was written by Cursor.
Benchmark
100 runs for each of them: