Add Selenium Boot to Ecosystem / Frameworks - #2774
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Adding Selenium Boot to the Frameworks table. It is an open-source Java testing framework built on Selenium WebDriver and TestNG: a single Maven dependency (
io.github.seleniumboot:selenium-booton Maven Central, Apache-2.0, Java 17+) plus one YAML file supply the per-thread driver lifecycle, explicit waits, retries, screenshots and HTML/JUnit XML reporting that teams usually hand-build around Selenium. It does not wrap or hide WebDriver — the driver instance stays directly accessible, so existing Selenium code continues to work. Documentation is at https://docs.seleniumboot.com and the source is at https://github.com/seleniumboot/selenium-boot. This is my own project, submitted per the invitation in the page header; the row links the project site rather than the repository, following the existing QAF entry, and I am happy to switch it to the GitHub URL if you would prefer.