test(web): cover the settings surface and workspace management
Two new keyless scenarios for the functionality master gained since this lane's base (#644 websettings, #643 workspace browser rework), both zero model calls: - settings-chrome: the modal shell (sidebar-foot trigger aria states, role=dialog, aria-current section switch to the deliberately empty Models, Escape + close-button paths, dialog aria golden); the Appearance row as the REAL theme gesture — retiring lifecycle-chrome's TODO(web-theme-gesture): clicking 深色 runs aria-pressed -> persisted dsh.theme -> body[data-ds-dark-theme] -> alias-token flip, survives reload, and 'system' follows the emulated OS scheme both ways; the Language row switches the settings-scoped copy to English (dsh.locale persisted, survives reload) and restores zh. Intentional reloads tear the SSE stream, so the spec drains exactly its own reconnect warnings — the tripwire still fails on unexpected connection loss. - workspace-management: create-by-name twice through the region-header dialog (host-durable via ctx.workspace.list()); rename end to end — hover-revealed row menu (the button is display:none until the row hovers), duplicate-name pre-check (inline role=alert + disabled primary before any wire call), then workspace.rename through the real RPC, row update, host durability, reload survival; the flat 'In one list' view (section label flips, group headers drop, dsh.workspace.view persists across reload, grouped restored); the session hover card (dwell to open, closes on pointer leave). The one session row reuses seeded-history's committed seed — no new recording. Deliberately not driven: the inert menu rows and drag reorder (deferred in the note with re-entry triggers). Agent Note gains scenarios 8-9 and the drag-reorder deferred item in both languages; llm-replay README's zh side catches up with the { patches } paragraph; pairings re-recorded.
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@@ -124,10 +124,11 @@ describe('web e2e: lifecycle & chrome (workspace flow / reload / dark mode)', ()
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it.skipIf(MODE === 'record')('cascades the dark theme from the body attribute to painted surfaces', async () => {
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onTestFailed(() => saveFailureShot(page, 'web-e2e-lifecycle-dark'))
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// No product control flips the theme yet — the ThemeService's whole DOM
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// contract is the body[data-ds-dark-theme] attribute, so the scenario
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// drives exactly that seam and pins the shipped stylesheet's cascade.
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// TODO(web-theme-gesture): drive a real settings control once one exists.
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// This scenario pins the ThemeService's DOM contract seam directly (the
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// body[data-ds-dark-theme] attribute -> stylesheet cascade); the REAL
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// user gesture above it (Settings -> Appearance cubes) is owned by
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// settings-chrome.e2e.ts. Driving the attribute here keeps the cascade
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// pinned independently of the settings surface's own lifecycle.
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const sample = async (): Promise<{ token: string; sidebarBg: string; bodyBg: string }> =>
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await page.evaluate(() => {
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const sidebar = document.querySelector('[class*="sidebar"], [class*="rail"]') ?? document.body
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