Add the first integration test

[illright]

First step towards #30

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[daniilsapa]

Great job! It's a good start with tests!

I only have one question and one optional suggestion.

Why have you stopped considering this test as an e2e test? Doesn't it test the application as a whole?

If you find it relevant, could you document the approach to adding more tests in the future? A short guide, like:

• Add posix test
• Run update-windows-snapshots
• Run tests
• Commit the results

but maybe in more details

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[illright]

Why have you stopped considering this test as an e2e test? Doesn't it test the application as a whole?

I decided to call them "integration tests" because there are still aspects in a user journey that we are not testing — downloading the package from npm, colors in output, etc.