feat: allow changing name pattern during watch mode

[sheremet-va]

Closes #658

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[patak-dev]

I tested locally and I can't type the pattern once I select the option. I can only press enter.
The PATTERN label isn't visible due to contrast, at least in my terminal (that I think has a proper font and color theme)

[patak-dev]

About the wording, Jest uses "Press t to filter by a test name regex pattern.". Maybe we could also expand it to "Change test name pattern"? The testNamePattern casing looks a bit off in the middle of the other options.

[sheremet-va]

I tested locally and I can't type the pattern once I select the option. I can only press enter. The PATTERN label isn't visible due to contrast, at least in my terminal (that I think has a proper font and color theme)

Oh, I did too much refactoring 👀

[sheremet-va]

Changed the color to magenta

[patak-dev]

Looks good now! And I can type. But if I press backspace it writes "backspace" and if I tried to use uppercase it doesn't let me. I was trying to write "JSON" to filter that one.

[sheremet-va]

Looks good now! And I can type. But if I press backspace it writes "backspace" and if I tried to use uppercase it doesn't let me. I was trying to write "JSON" to filter that one.

Should be fixed 😃
First time using this API!

[patak-dev]

Works great!

One thing about DX, maybe we shouldn't show the skipped tests when using this option, because if there are a lot of them you don't see the ones that were filtered (for example with JSON in the core tests)

[sheremet-va]

Works great!

One thing about DX, maybe we shouldn't show the skipped tests when using this option, because if there are a lot of them you don't see the ones that were filtered (for example with JSON in the core tests)

I agree, but this is more about testNamePattern implementation