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… stay apart ownText concatenated only text-node children, so <div>alpha<br>beta</div> was described as "alphabeta". A <br> child now contributes a space, which the existing whitespace normalization reduces to the single separator used for every other line break. Fixes #1230
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Issue #1230 requires Chromium describe text to preserve separation around a rendered <br>. isRenderedBr checks the element node type, the br tag, and computed display. ownText and iterative … |
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The changes stay within the Chromium describe text walker and its focused tests. The iterative label walk, CDATA support, and clobbering guard preserve existing label behavior and support the same tex… |
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: rendered Chromium elements now contribute spaces so adjacent words remain separated. |
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The pull request description directly explains the Chromium describe walker changes, rendered spacing behavior, aria-labelledby handling, tests, and verification. |
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#1230requires Chromium describe text to preserve separation around a rendered<br>.isRenderedBrchecks the element node type, thebrtag, and computeddisplay.ownTextand iterativelabelTextadd a space for visible breaks and no space fordisplay:nonebreaks. The focused tests cover own text,aria-labelledby, hidden breaks, comments, CDATA, and deep label targets.
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The changes stay within the Chromium describe text walker and its focused tests. The iterative label walk, CDATA support, and clobbering guard preserve existing label behavior and support the same text-walking path. No unrelated source, documentation, or public API changes are shown.
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Also pin the nodeType guard that keeps a comment child from reaching the tagName getter, which throws on a Comment and aborts the whole walk.
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- Line 151: Bound recursion in labelText when traversing aria-labelledby targets
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A deep script-built label target overflowed the recursive walk's stack and aborted the whole describe; textContent also keeps CDATA text.
…edby target once An SVG or createElementNS "BR" matched on tagName alone and read as a space, though it renders inline. Many controls labelled by one large target each walked it again in JS: 200 refs to a 100k-node target took 2.5 s (main 0.12 s); memoizing brings it to 62 ms.
…own text
A <br> beside a space read as a double space ("Save as draft"), which a
text selector for "Save as draft" no longer matched, and a self-labelled
button then repeated its text as a value.
Tests: mock Element getters now throw on a non-element like Chrome's, so the
comment-child test pins the nodeType guard; pin the memo's per-target keying
and its empty-label hit; drop the unused textContent mock surface.
…pe via the prototype
React SSR puts <!-- --> markers inside label text, and a label walk that read
them would add their text ("Count: 5$ items"); a nested form clobbering
nodeType would drop its subtree. Neither was caught by the suite.
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[Diplomat, Opus 5.5]: Two low-impact label-text edge cases, each found by evaluating the built DESCRIBE_DOM_SCRIPT over CDP in headless Chrome and comparing it with main and the page's innerText. Related issues outside this diff are already filed: #1314 (same-origin iframe content is never walked) and #1445 (own text glues across an element child, which also covers Nested<span><br></span>break).
A <br> under a display:none element of an aria-labelledby target computes display:inline (display does not inherit), so it read as a space although the words around it stay joined on screen. The label walk now carries a flag through display:none subtrees. A wholly hidden target still reads its <br> as a space, as Chrome's accessible name does. JS \s includes U+FEFF, so the whitespace collapse turned an invisible zero-width no-break space into a visible one in both own and label text.
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The script runs in the page's scope, so a classic page script's top-level
`class Map` or `var Map = {...}` shadowed the builtin and the memo threw,
aborting the whole describe (`Map is not a constructor` at script top, or
`labelTexts.get is not a function`). The memo is now a null-prototype
object keyed by id, which also caches a missing target.
Tests: pin the shadowed Map, ids naming Object.prototype members, a missing
id falling back to the title, and NBSP/em-space folding; write the U+FEFF
cases as escapes; name the clobbered-childNodes test for what it checks.
…a space
In a target that is itself display:none, or under such an ancestor,
nothing renders, and Chrome's accessible name reads every <br> as a space.
A <br> under a further display:none element there was still dropped
("Save asnew draft" vs "Save as new draft"). The label walk now checks
the target's ancestors once, via the prototype parentNode getter, and only
drops a <br> under a display:none element when the target is shown.
Tests: pin a visibility:hidden <br> reading as a space, MathML and
null-namespace br elements reading as nothing, a form target whose
control clobbers parentNode, and the mock's getComputedStyle rejecting a
non-element as Chrome's does.
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[Diplomat, Opus 5.5]: Pre-existing behaviours found during this pass are identical on main, so they are filed separately: #1693 (label glues across block children), #1694 (display:none text read into a label), #1695 (aria-label/title/placeholder/alt whitespace kept raw), #1696 (an empty labelledby part leaves a leading space), #1697 (own text drops XHTML CDATA).
Closes #1230
The Chromium describe walker built text from text nodes only, so
<div>alpha<br>beta</div>read asalphabeta. A rendered HTML<br>now reads as a space, in an element's own text and in anaria-labelledbylabel. A<br>that doesn't render reads as nothing, because the words around it stay joined on screen. That covers adisplay:none<br>(which is what adisplay:contentsone computes to), a non-HTMLbr(SVG,createElementNS), and a<br>under adisplay:noneelement of a shown label target. In a hidden label target every<br>is a space, as in Chrome's accessible name. Label text now collapses whitespace like own text does. Neither collapses U+FEFF.<div>alpha<br>beta</div>alphabetaalpha beta<p>one<br/>two<BR>three</p>onetwothreeone two three<button>Save<br>draft</button>SavedraftSave draft<span id=l>Save<br>draft</span>SavedraftSave draft<span id=l hidden>Save<br>draft</span>SavedraftSave draft<span id=l>Save\n draft</span>Save\n draftSave draftalpha<br style="display:none">betaalphabetaalphabetabrbetweenalphaandbetaalphabetaalphabetaSave<span style="display:none"><br></span>draftSavedraftSavedraft<button>Savedraft</button>Save draftSavedraft(U+FEFF kept)No docs update needed.
Verification
Each value above was checked by evaluating the built
DESCRIBE_DOM_SCRIPTover CDPRuntime.evaluatein local headless Chrome. Each was compared against main,innerTextand Chrome's accessible name (Accessibility.getFullAXTree). The real tool registry (createRegistry().invokeTool) was also driven against a headless-Chrome page that declares its ownclass Map.await-ui-elementtext checks foralpha beta, a shared labelSave draft, and a hidden target'sSave as new draftall pass atbba024d46.visibility:hidden<br>keeps the space: it still breaks the line on screen, even thoughinnerTextomits it.<wbr>, comment children, CDATA, multi-id labels, ids namingObject.prototypemembers, and form targets whose controls clobberchildNodes/nodeType/localName/namespaceURI/parentNodeall still work.Map(class Map,var Map = {...}) still describes: label text is memoized in a null-prototype object keyed by id.Mutation testing covered about 60 mutants over every changed line. All are killed except ones that are equivalent in Chrome: direct reads of members a
<br>or text node can't clobber, a<br>as"\n", and a redundant trim.Checks:
npx tsc --build, testtsc -p tsconfig.test.json,vitest run test/describe-chromium-script.test.ts(50/50), the describe/await/flow/chromium suites (2841 tests), andprettier/eslinton the touched files.