CLI: Add --seed=true to generate a new seed#1800
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--seedto require a value.This fixes the conflict with test file arguments, raised in CLI --seed without value and files argument is counterintuitive #1691.
--seed=trueto generate a new seed.This makes it consistent with URL Params, where
?seed(which translated toseed=true) already did this. With this patch, we now also support pre-configqunit_config_seed=trueandqunit_config_seed="true". As well as--seed=trueon the CLI. And URL param?seed=true(in case someone tries/expects that).While at it, this also:
/src/core/config.js, by translating--seedto a preconfig.Fixes #1691.