Allow ignoring consoles on a case by case basis

[mackenco]

There can be cases where we're console.erroring on purpose (e.g. my component tries to fetch some data -> if that fails, I'd like to log it). These will still warn in our tests though. Would be nice to have some ignore syntax, perhaps like eslint:

// console-fail-ignore-next-line
console.error('I know what I'm doing')

[JoshuaKGoldberg]

Ah, console-fail-ignore would be quite difficult, as this might not have access to source files: for example, when running in a Mocha browser test.

How about a part of the cft API?

require("console-fail-test").cft({
    console: {
        warn: {
            allow: [/I know what I'm doing/],
        },
    },
});

[JoshuaKGoldberg]

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[vorant94]

in my case manually mocking the implementation helps to both check that console.error was called, but also it passes tests with plugin on

it("should return error if no known errors were passed", () => {
	const error = new CustomError();
	const callback = () => {
		throw error;
	};

	const consoleSpy = vi
		.spyOn(console, "error")
		.mockImplementationOnce(() => {});

	expect(catchError(callback)).toEqual([error]);
	expect(consoleSpy, "should log error to console").toBeCalledWith(error);
});