refactor: put non-package specific tests in own dir #799
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This is in preparation to fix #798. We're going to add a new test to test the
@wdio/globaltest runner style so I'm grouping all the non-package tests into a single directory rather than have multiple ones.While doing this I noticed that the release test isn't actually being used, and moreover doesn't work in in it's current form. We should decide what to do with them.