fix: eliminate calling deprecated function in cli-plugin-e2e-cypress and cli-plugin-e2e-nightwatch #7158
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…and cli-plugin-e2e-nightwatch Due to webpack-dev-server's close() method became deprecated in version v4.0.0, currently vue-cli is using version ^4.7.3, everytime when cli-plugin-e2e-cypress or cli-plugin-e2e-nightwatch ran any tests a deprecation warning appeared. From now on method stop() is called instead of close() as advised by the deprecation warning. close #7157
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Due to webpack-dev-server's close() method became deprecated in version v4.0.0, currently vue-cli
is using version ^4.7.3, everytime when cli-plugin-e2e-cypress or cli-plugin-e2e-nightwatch ran any
tests a deprecation warning appeared. From now on method stop() is called instead of close() as
advised by the deprecation warning.
close #7157
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