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* Visually notify of uncaught exceptions breaking client tests These changes add a global `window.onerror` event handler to the `test-in-browser` package, to catch any previously uncaught exceptions. When uncaught exceptions are found, an alert box is displayed above the test results table. This should help notify developers of hidden uncaught exceptions that could be preventing client tests from running. Fixes #4979. * Bump the test-in-browser package version
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