refactor(table): improved unit test speed #10517
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Reduces the runtime of the table tests to about 1/3 of the one from master by not recompiling all the individual test cases for each test.
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Along the same lines as angular#10517. Refactors the menu unit tests to make them faster and (hopefully) more reliable.
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Reduces the runtime of the table tests to about 1/3 of the one from master by not recompiling all the individual test cases for each test.