Remove Custom Locator Strategy from playwright

docs/helpers/Playwright.md

@@ -80,25 +80,13 @@ Type: [object][6]
 *   `highlightElement` **[boolean][28]?** highlight the interacting elements. Default: false. Note: only activate under verbose mode (--verbose).
 *   `recordHar` **[object][6]?** record HAR and will be saved to `output/har`. See more of [HAR options][3].
 *   `testIdAttribute` **[string][9]?** locate elements based on the testIdAttribute. See more of [locate by test id][51].
-*   `customLocatorStrategies` **[object][6]?** custom locator strategies. An object with keys as strategy names and values as JavaScript functions. Example: `{ byRole: (selector, root) => { return root.querySelector(`[role="${selector}"]`) } }`
 *   `storageState` **([string][9] | [object][6])?** Playwright storage state (path to JSON file or object)
     passed directly to `browser.newContext`.
     If a Scenario is declared with a `cookies` option (e.g. `Scenario('name', { cookies: [...] }, fn)`),
     those cookies are used instead and the configured `storageState` is ignored (no merge).
     May include session cookies, auth tokens, localStorage and (if captured with
     `grabStorageState({ indexedDB: true })`) IndexedDB data; treat as sensitive and do not commit.
 
-## createCustomSelectorEngine
-
-Creates a Playwright selector engine factory for a custom locator strategy.
-
-### Parameters
-
-*   `name` **[string][9]** Strategy name for error messages
-*   `func` **[Function][22]** The locator function (selector, root) => Element|Element[]
-
-Returns **[Function][22]** Selector engine factory
-
 ## handleRoleLocator
 
 Handles role locator objects by converting them to Playwright's getByRole() API

docs/playwright.md

@@ -131,52 +131,6 @@ I.fillField({ name: 'user[email]' }, 'miles@davis.com')
 I.seeElement({ xpath: '//body/header' })
 ```
 
-### Custom Locator Strategies
-
-CodeceptJS with Playwright supports custom locator strategies, allowing you to define your own element finding logic. Custom locator strategies are JavaScript functions that receive a selector value and return DOM elements.
-
-To use custom locator strategies, configure them in your `codecept.conf.js`:
-
-```js
-exports.config = {
-  helpers: {
-    Playwright: {
-      url: 'http://localhost',
-      browser: 'chromium',
-      customLocatorStrategies: {
-        byRole: (selector, root) => {
-          return root.querySelector(`[role="${selector}"]`);
-        },
-        byTestId: (selector, root) => {
-          return root.querySelector(`[data-testid="${selector}"]`);
-        },
-        byDataQa: (selector, root) => {
-          const elements = root.querySelectorAll(`[data-qa="${selector}"]`);
-          return Array.from(elements); // Return array for multiple elements
-        }
-      }
-    }
-  }
-}
-```
-
-Once configured, you can use these custom locator strategies in your tests:
-
-```js
-I.click({byRole: 'button'});           // Find by role attribute
-I.see('Welcome', {byTestId: 'title'}); // Find by data-testid
-I.fillField({byDataQa: 'email'}, 'test@example.com');
-```
-
-**Custom Locator Function Guidelines:**
-- Functions receive `(selector, root)` parameters where `selector` is the value and `root` is the DOM context
-- Return a single DOM element for finding the first match
-- Return an array of DOM elements for finding all matches
-- Return `null` or empty array if no elements found
-- Functions execute in the browser context, so only browser APIs are available
-
-This feature provides the same functionality as WebDriver's custom locator strategies but leverages Playwright's native selector engine system.
-
 ### Interactive Pause
 
 It's easy to start writing a test if you use [interactive pause](/basics#debug). Just open a web page and pause execution.