Allure JavaScript integrations 2.7.0: Playwright improvements

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🎉 Exciting Allure Playwright Update! 🚀

We are thrilled to announce the release of Allure Playwright 2.7.0, packed with powerful enhancements and improvements that will elevate your testing experience.

1. 📎 Step Attachments with allure.attachment API
   You asked, and we delivered! Say hello to a long-awaited feature - support for step attachments. We're introducing the all-new allure.attachment API. With this addition, you can add attachments to individual test steps, providing more context and making your test reports even more insightful. While we still support the use of test.info().attach, we highly recommend replacing it with allure.attachment to leverage this powerful feature.
2. 🚶‍♂️ allure.step - Your Step Companion
   Introducing the brand-new allure.step method! Think of it as an alias for test.step designed for convenience.
3. 📋 allure.logStep - Log Steps for Clarity
   Need to log additional details to your reports? We've got you covered with the introduction of allure.logStep. These are steps without a body, ideal for documenting crucial points in your test flow. Now, your reports will be more organized and informative than ever.
4. ⏳ Await Allure API Methods
   We've made a crucial update to ensure the completeness and accuracy of your test metadata. All Allure API methods must now be awaited. Don't miss out on essential metadata — add the await keyword to your API calls and enjoy more reliable and detailed reports.
5. 🐞 detail and suiteTitle options are now true by default.
   Before the change, the behaviour was unclear, making defaults to true if no reporter options are specified but changing defaults to false if at least one option is present. The fix is to change the behaviour to make both of the options always true by default.
6. 💚 Allure TestOps Users - Improved testCaseId Generation
   For our Allure TestOps users, we've revamped the testCaseId generation algorithm. This change allows for better support of tests with the same names within a single file if you don't use allure.id, duplicate test cases may be created. Utilize allure.id to keep your test cases neatly organized.

We understand these changes may require some adjustment, but they are designed to elevate your testing capabilities.

As always, we value your feedback and are here to support you during this transition. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact our community forum or support channels.

As usual, the full release notes are available here.

Happy testing!

Best regards,
Dmitry