Fix Allure results directory when using RESTestRunner #274
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RESTestLoader#createAllureReportManager() changes the default Allure results directory to a dedicated subdirectory for the experiment. However, RESTestRunner does not use that method, leading to inconsistent behavior and a directory with mixed results when running multiple experiments.
Solving this by overriding the
allure.results.directorysystem property before running the tests.