fix: use Surefire engine filtering instead of -Dtest=! for scenario runs - #2
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Replace -Dtest=!RunnerClass with -Dincludejunit5engines=cucumber when running specific scenarios. The old approach excluded the runner class but ran every other test class in the project. Engine filtering ensures only the Cucumber engine executes. Also read cucumber.glue from junit-platform.properties (or a new VS Code setting) so the engine can find step definitions without relying on @ConfigurationParameter annotations on the excluded runner class.
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Replace -Dtest=!RunnerClass with -Dincludejunit5engines=cucumber when running specific scenarios. The old approach excluded the runner class but ran every other test class in the project. Engine filtering ensures only the Cucumber engine executes.
Also read cucumber.glue from junit-platform.properties (or a new VS Code setting) so the engine can find step definitions without relying on @ConfigurationParameter annotations on the excluded runner class.