* Rename `test-cypress-no-build` to `test-cypress-run`

* Rename `test-visual-no-build` to `test-visual-run`

* Reorder scripts

* Remove yarn (install) from the Cypress run script

* Moving to a 4vCPU

* New tests

* Test Finish

* Downgrade download action version

* Revert upload action

New releases of maildev were recently made which has UI changes
as well as changing the default port from 25 to 1025, causing tests
to fail.

While we may want to upgrade maildev in the future, let's stick to
the old version first to unbreak all the tests.

* Updating actions

* [ci noskip] Changing ubuntu to latest lts as default

* [ci noskip] Fix typo

* update timeout and use buildjet

* return percy push job branch constraints

* revert timeouts

* use prepare-cypress

* Creating cypress action

* Adding shell

* Create action for Uberjar

* Fixing name

* Adding shell bash to SHA

* Adding shell on proper place

* Adding one more shell

https://github.com/actions/setup-node/blob/main/docs/advanced-usage.md#caching-packages-dependencies

Caching node_modules (see PR #19202) doesn't seem to _always_ work for
Percy CI workflow, there must be some non-deterministic behavior
somewhere.
Until we figure out that, skip node_modules caching for now to unblock
Percy CI runs.

Since Cypress is need, we need to cache ~/.cache/Cypress as well.

tl;dr AdoptOpenJDK is now Temurin (part of Eclipse Adoptium)

https://blog.adoptopenjdk.net/2021/08/goodbye-adoptopenjdk-hello-adoptium/

* upgrade to @percy/cypress 3.x

@percy/cypress 2.x uses deprecated @percy/agent which includes
an old version of puppeteer. The old version of puppeteer causes
`yarn` command to fail on M1 macOS environment.

Upgrade to @percy/cypress 3.x removes the dependency and thus
solves the issue.

The upgrade was done by running `npx @percy/migrate`.

* remove percy healthcheck task

This no longer exists in 3.x, see
https://github.com/percy/percy-cypress/blob/master/README.md#upgrading

* remove deprecated percy/exec-action

and moved `percy exec` to the correct command

* run 'yarn install' before running percy

Since it needs to grab the built JAR anyway, it's faster to obtain the
version.properties from the JAR.

This shaves off approx. 1 minute from Percy CI run.

It's redundant since the job explicitly installs the proper version in
the previous step, and also running that prematurely pulls a bunch of
JARs from Maven Central.

This should shave 20 seconds from the CI runs.

* Remove `project.clj` from Percy workflows

* Replace `project.clj` with `deps.edn` in `build-for-test` script

* Update reference to the `project.clj` in the comment