Add autoconsent rule for time.com

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Adds an autoconsent rule for time.com.

Findings

time.com uses the Ketch consent management platform but does not show a cookie banner automatically — the Ketch experience is userInitiated only. Instead, the page renders a "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" button in the site footer that opens the Ketch preferences modal (#ketch-preferences).

This rule:

1. Detects the in-page footer button as the CMP signal.
2. Clicks the footer button to open the Ketch preferences modal.
3. Switches to the Preferences tab.
4. Clicks "Reject All" (opt-out) or "Accept All" (opt-in), then "Submit".
5. Verifies the consent decision via the usprivacy=1YYN cookie set by the CCPA opt-out (Ketch + Time set this cookie to 1YYN after Reject + Submit).

Selector strategy

• Footer trigger: xpath///footer//button[contains(., 'Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information')]. The button has only utility-class CSS, no stable id; using XPath text + footer scope keeps it specific without depending on Tailwind class hashes.
• Modal: #ketch-preferences (stable Ketch ID).
• Tab: #ketch-preferences-navigation-purposes-tab (stable Ketch ID).
• Action buttons: #ketch-preferences button[aria-label='Reject All' | 'Accept All' | 'Submit'] (stable Ketch aria-labels).

Test

• tests/time.com.spec.ts — runs the standard generateCMPTests opt-in / opt-out / self-test suite against https://time.com/.

  

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