ci: add Jenkinsfile and config for e2e mobile tests #19163
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- wallet locators - app lifecycle management - toast message handling (visibility checks and logging). - saved addresses page
…ertions - Replaced instances of LambdaTest reporting with Cloud reporting - Assertion messages for clarity - Updated test methods for toast handling
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What does the PR do
ci/Jenkinsfile.test-e2e.androidso Jenkins can run Android smoke tests on BrowserStack (in preparation for PR checks and nightly runs)Successfully ran with simulated config locally but still to be tested from Jenkins directly