Drop the headless browser knob from integration test#145
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Test-only doc and env spec cleanup with no production or security impact.
Overview
Removes the
headlessfield from thelocal_browserenvironment in the slow Bing weather integration test so provisioning matches the updated API (no explicit headless knob).The test module docstring is tweaked to drop the “headless browsers” wording while still noting Bing works without CAPTCHA.
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