chore: migrate to `@nuxt/test-utils` alpha

[danielroe]

Following the steps in https://github.com/nuxt/test-utils/issues/644, this PR migrates to the latest alpha of @nuxt/test-utils which includes nuxt-vitest.

It's primarily intended for testing any potential regressions prior to release.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Updated the testing module to use @nuxt/test-utils/module for enhanced testing capabilities.

• Tests

  • Modified test setup imports to align with the new testing utilities structure.

• Documentation

  • Adjusted HTML meta tags and link attributes for consistency and clarity in the project's documentation.

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Walkthrough

The updates reflect a consolidation of Nuxt's testing utilities, with the nuxt-vitest module being integrated into @nuxt/test-utils. This change streamlines the testing setup for Nuxt applications by centralizing the utilities and configurations under the official Nuxt namespace, enhancing support and potentially simplifying future maintenance and updates.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.nuxtrc	Replaced nuxt-vitest module with @nuxt/test-utils/module.
test/e2e.spec.ts	Updated import statement to @nuxt/test-utils/e2e; no changes in HTML content.
vitest.config.mjs	Updated import path from 'nuxt-vitest/config' to '@nuxt/test-utils/config'.

Related issues

• danielroe/nuxt-vitest#410: This PR seems to be part of the migration process mentioned in the issue, as it involves the transition from nuxt-vitest to @nuxt/test-utils.

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Packages	Version	New capabilities	Transitives	Size	Publisher
vitest	0.34.6...1.0.4	None	+0/-0	1.32 MB	oreanno