I have written bunch of Selenium tests using C# over .Net/Windows 10 laptop. I want to run these tests on safari browser in the same Windows 10 laptop. I am wondering how do i do that since Safari for windows is no longer available from Apple

Is it possible to find a Docker container which can run Safari browser ?
Install a virtual machine of some sort that will run iOS and therefore will have a Safari browser. Then I setup a Selenium Grid hub on that VM and hit the grid from windows maching using C#/Selenium scripts. But I am not sure how to do this
Please advise. Some hints will be useful.

I would like to have manual test as a required step in a release pipeline, much like automated tests in build.
Tried to find if this was possible in Azure Devops

I would expect manual testing as a required part of a release.

What are the best processes with for Quality Assurance (aside from testing)? Do you use code reviews, code profilers? Do you use a QA Standards document, or just eyeball code? Also how do you provide feedback to the developers? What do YOU do for QA?

I am writing tests using Catch2. Everything is good and works. The only thing that is a little confusing is the log output.

The log output format is as follows in the Test Toolbar (there are test logs displayed here) :

\ x1B [01; 37m [16:45:29] [Info]: \ x1B [22; 37mHello

At the same time, if we are talking about output to the usual CLion console, everything is output well:

[16:45:29] [Info]: Hello

Maybe someone knows how to fix this and is it fixable at all?