[HosseinKarami]

Summary

Version 1.3.1. Fixes from the third full audit of the large WordPress multisite, with 1.3.0. The audit compared the site with results of 1.1.1, and it marked 10 issues "fixed", but their elements still failed. The details are in CHANGELOG.md.

The statuses

• Several issue IDs of an older version can give one new ID, for example a select whose random name was different on each page. Now each old ID is resolved with the reason "rule changed". Before, only the first one was "rule changed", and the others were "fixed" (src/issues.ts).
• Some tests run on the sample pages only, for example the listener test. An issue of such a test is "not checked" when its page is not in the sample. Before, the engine decided by the criterion: axe-core tests 4.1.2 on each page, so an issue of the listener test on a page out of the sample was resolved.
• A refresh corrects the statuses that 1.3.0 gave for these two reasons. The next audit corrects a false "fixed" too. On a copy of the multisite results, a refresh changed exactly the 14 records that were wrong: 10 to "rule changed", 4 to "not checked". No other record changed.

The page loads

• A load that a short network fault stops, for example net::ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED, gets one more try after 5 seconds. Before, only a time-out got a second try.

The counts

• The states with the cookie banner open and the states of the dry submit have their own counts in summary.json and in the report. Before, states_tested was larger than states_planned, and nothing told why.

Not changed

• The contrast check of the letters of an image of text runs at the first width only, as in 1.2.0. This is a design choice. The README now gives it as a limit.

Test plan

• npm test, with a new test file, statuses.
• The new test on the 1.3.0 code: each of its checks of a fix fails there (9 failures).
• A refresh with this branch on a copy of the multisite results: the 14 wrong statuses are corrected, and nothing else changes.
• A second full audit of the multisite with 1.3.1, to see the ID stability, the quick check, and the budgets.