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* test(web-shell): add a mermaid diagram visual scenario Add a `mermaid diagram` scenario to the visuals suite so the preview covers the Mermaid rendering surface — an assistant message with a mermaid fenced flowchart. It renders the real MermaidBlock (async mermaid import, injected <svg>) in light and dark, waiting on the rendered SVG so the capture is never the "rendering…" placeholder. This is the surface the diagram zoom/pan work (#6881) enriches, so once the before/after preview lands it gives that PR a real before/after target instead of an unrelated canned screenshot. * test(web-shell): add a split-view (+ maximize) visual scenario Add a `split view` scenario: enter the two-pane split via the `?split=a,b` deep link, then maximize one pane (#6951). Captures the tiled state (both panes, with the maximize controls) and the maximized state (one pane filling, restore control) in light and dark, driving the real SplitView against the mock daemon serving two sessions. * test(web-shell): add a sidebar attention-badge visual scenario Add a `sidebar attention` scenario: four sessions in distinct states — waiting-on-permission, waiting-on-user-question, running, idle — so the sidebar renders #6956's "Waiting for approval" / "User input needed" attention pills. Renders in light and dark; asserts on session names (present with or without the pills) so the frame is the same shape on main and the PR, letting the before/after preview surface the pills. * test(web-shell): derive the split view's second session from the scenario list Addresses a review suggestion: the split view test hardcoded the 'previous-session' id, which only worked because it is in createWebShellDaemonScenario's default sessions list. Derive the second pane's session from the scenario's own list instead (and throw a clear error if absent), so a future rename/removal of that default surfaces as a self-explaining failure rather than a confusing SSE connection timeout. * test(web-shell): tidy split copy and mermaid width in visual scenarios Address review nits on the visual scenarios: - Split scenario: the mock replays the same events into both panes, so "Here is the first pane of the split." read wrong in the second pane. Use pane-neutral copy ("Here are the two sessions, side by side."). - Mermaid scenario: the flowchart's rightmost node clipped at the code-block edge at the 1280px capture viewport. Shorten the node labels (same nodes and flow) so the whole diagram fits with margin. Re-ran both scenarios (light + dark) locally: 4/4 pass, and confirmed in the captures that the diagram no longer clips and the neutral copy reads correctly in both panes. * test(web-shell): capture split-view restore and assert all sidebar sessions Address review nits on the visual scenarios: - Split view: after maximize, click "Restore pane" and capture the restored tiled layout, asserting the maximize control returns on both panes — so a regression in the restore path is caught, not just the tiled and maximized states. - Sidebar attention: assert all four session names render (not just the two waiting ones). The running session is also the loaded one, so its name also shows in the main view — scope the running/idle checks to the sidebar landmark so the match stays unambiguous. --------- Co-authored-by: wenshao <wenshao@example.com> |
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