This harmonizes the versions of Jest installed in Framework to address
an issue reported in Stencil here:
https://github.com/ionic-team/stencil/issues/3785
The issue is essentially that certain test commands, such as this one:
```
npx stencil test --spec --max-workers=2 src/utils/keyboard/test/
```
will, at present, alternate between running the tests as expected and
failing. Not good!
The issue is caused by having different versions of `@jest/core`, on the
one hand, and `jest` and `jest-cli` on the other. After updating `jest`
and `jest-cli` to match the version of `@jest/core` (`27.5.1`) and the
issue can no longer be reproduced.
this commit introduces the ability for the ionic framework to run it's
continuous integration (ci) suite using the latest commits in the
[stencil repository](https://github.com/ionic-team/stencil). the motivation
behind this is the ability for both the ionic framework and stencil
teams to have better insight as to whether a new version of stencil
will work correctly in the ionic framework. the intent here is that any
regressions can be caught and rectified by the appropriate team prior
to a release of either piece of software.
the stencil repository currently does not have the ability to publish
a "developer" release, or any other type of release that might otherwise
be considered for a "canary" or "nightly" release. the stencil team is
working towards this goal. however, we believe both teams can benefit
from this type of testing in the mean time. as such, we temporarily build
stencil from source and install the generated tarball in ci. this allows us
to begin to work through the operational issues related to having this
new integration without being reliant on a new publishing pipeline.
the job is introduced as a cron job, that runs in the early hours of the
morning. it closely resembles this repo's build step that runs on every
pr that's opened - with the difference of pulling down the stencil repo,
building the project, and installing the tarball
