Improve specificity of `test:unit:lax` npm script (#10661)
The unit test npm script `test:unit:lax` is now more specific about which tests files to exclude. An `--ignore` CLI option is used to specify the files to ignore, rather than using the braces glob syntax to ignore them from the target glob itself. This makes the option easier to update going forward as we move more tests into the "strict" group, because the options are exactly the same between the two scripts. It also ensures we don't accidentally exclude other subdirectories that happen to also be named `permissions`. In trying to implement this, I stumbled at first because mocha expects the ignore pattern to be a relative path if the target is a relative path (i.e. they need to both start with `./` or neither). The script `test:unit:strict` has been updated to use a relative target pattern for consistency.feature/default_network_editable
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