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test: add runtime objects per step in e2e #782

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Satisfy the need to pass structs between steps. Would like runtime object keys to be more hardcoded, but for the moment this should suffice

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var ErrEmptyRuntimeObject = errors.New("empty value for runtime object key")

type RuntimeObjects struct {
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Would it make more sense to use context.Context? context.WithValue is the traditional untyped bag of stuff to hand to functions.

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True, worth investigation and I'll switch this pr to draft. I'm not entirely sure how I feel yet about passing untyped structs, but I'm starting to think we do need a way of passing scenario scoped resources, and I've seen the usage be abused very quickly. Shelving this for a later time

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