Print individual client test results and report timeouts as failures#4918
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I won't be commenting on this PR, other than to say I provided a complete alternative to client testing that I believe would have been a better starting point for additional features. |
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Problem
Client-side tests only printed aggregate counts (PASSED: N, FAILED: N) without individual test names or assertion details. Server-side tests printed each test name with SUCCESS/FAILURE lines. When client tests timed out, the report showed TESTS: 0 with no indication of failure.
Solution
Match client test output to server test behavior: print each test name and its SUCCESS/FAILURE lines after completion. Propagate actual failure messages from the browser to the server report. Detect browser timeouts and report them as explicit failures.
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