Fix issue 1459-Add Capture Fullpage Screenshot keyword #1948
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Implements the fullpage screenshot functionality requested in issue robotframework#1459. The keyword captures the entire page content by temporarily resizing the browser window to show the full page height, taking the screenshot, and then restoring the original window size. Features: - Works with all existing screenshot options (EMBED, BASE64, custom filenames) - Supports {index} placeholder for unique filenames - Includes comprehensive unit and acceptance tests - Follows same patterns as existing screenshot keywords This is useful for capturing long pages that require scrolling to see all content, especially helpful for debugging test failures.
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Fixes #1459
Implements the fullpage screenshot functionality requested in issue #1459.
The keyword captures the entire page content by temporarily resizing
the browser window to show the full page height, taking the screenshot,
and then restoring the original window size.
Features:
This is useful for capturing long pages that require scrolling to see
all content, especially helpful for debugging test failures.
Closes #1459