bwf-analyser/build/test-tauri.js

/**
 * End-to-end test of the native bridge, without a Mac.
 *
 * The Rust side is re-implemented here in Node — deliberately as a mirror of
 * src-tauri/src/main.rs, same headers, same clamping, same return shapes — and
 * wired up as window.__TAURI__. Everything above it is the real thing: the real
 * bridge, the real analyser, the real parser, real files on disk.
 *
 * So this proves the contract between the frontend and the commands: that
 * opening a folder reaches the table, that a metadata edit lands on disk
 * correctly, and that exports get written where the save panel said.
 *
 * Run: npm i jsdom && node build/test-tauri.js
 */

const fs = require("fs");
const os = require("os");
const path = require("path");
const assert = require("assert");
const { JSDOM, VirtualConsole } = require("jsdom");
const { build } = require("./make-sample.js");
// The engine's reading, mirrored: peaks and probes for the playback stub.
const wav = require("./wav-convert.js");

const INDEX = path.join(__dirname, "..", "mac-app", "dist", "index.html");

// BWF_TINY_CHUNKS=1 shrinks the bridge's transfer limits so every read and
// write takes the multi-chunk path, against files small enough to test with.
const TINY = process.env.BWF_TINY_CHUNKS === "1";
const LIMITS = TINY ? { largeRead: 4096, readChunk: 1024, writeChunk: 512 } : null;

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* Scratch folder of recordings                                        */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */

const root = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "bwf-card-"));
fs.mkdirSync(path.join(root, "MixPre", "Day14"), { recursive: true });

const samples = [
	["MixPre/A001_12A_T1.wav", { scene: "12A", take: 1 }],
	["MixPre/A002_12A_T2.wav", { scene: "12A", take: 2, note: "plane overhead" }],
	["MixPre/Day14/A003_14B_T3.wav", { scene: "14B", take: 3, circled: true, tcSamples: 11 * 3600 * 48000 }],
];
samples.forEach(([rel, opts]) => fs.writeFileSync(path.join(root, rel), build(opts)));
fs.writeFileSync(path.join(root, "MixPre", "notes.txt"), "not a recording");

const cardFolder = path.join(root, "MixPre");
const csvTarget = path.join(root, "report.csv");
const csvTrimmedTarget = path.join(root, "report-trimmed.csv");
const pdfTarget = path.join(root, "report.pdf");

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* The Rust commands, mirrored                                         */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */

const RECORDING = /\.(wav|bwf|broadcastwave)$/i;

let dialogQueue = [];
const ipcLog = [];
const savePanelDefaults = [];

function describe(filePath, relativePath) {
	const stat = fs.statSync(filePath);
	return {
		path: filePath,
		relativePath,
		name: path.basename(filePath),
		size: stat.size,
		lastModified: Math.floor(stat.mtimeMs),
	};
}

function walk(dir, prefix, out) {
	for (const name of fs.readdirSync(dir).sort()) {
		if (name.startsWith(".")) continue;
		const full = path.join(dir, name);
		const rel = prefix ? prefix + "/" + name : name;
		const stat = fs.statSync(full);
		if (stat.isDirectory()) walk(full, rel, out);
		else if (RECORDING.test(name)) out.push(describe(full, rel));
	}
}

function hexDecode(hex) {
	return Buffer.from(hex, "hex").toString("utf8");
}

function commands(realm) {
	// Raw command responses reach the webview as ArrayBuffers, and they have to
	// be built in the page's realm or cross-realm instanceof checks lie.
	const toRealmBuffer = (buffer) => {
		const view = new realm.Uint8Array(buffer.length);
		view.set(buffer);
		return view.buffer;
	};

	return {
		"plugin:dialog|open": () => {
			const next = dialogQueue.shift();
			return Promise.resolve(next === undefined ? null : next);
		},
		"plugin:dialog|save": (payload) => {
			// What the panel was offered as a default filename is what a user
			// sees first, so it's worth asserting on.
			savePanelDefaults.push((payload && payload.options && payload.options.defaultPath) || "");
			const next = dialogQueue.shift();
			return Promise.resolve(next === undefined ? null : next);
		},
		bwf_scan: ({ paths }) => {
			const out = [];
			for (const p of paths) {
				const stat = fs.statSync(p);
				if (stat.isDirectory()) walk(p, path.basename(p), out);
				else if (RECORDING.test(p)) out.push(describe(p, path.basename(p)));
			}
			return Promise.resolve(out);
		},
		bwf_list_dir: ({ path: dir }) =>
			Promise.resolve(
				fs.readdirSync(dir).sort()
					.filter((name) => !name.startsWith("."))
					.map((name) => ({
						name,
						path: path.join(dir, name),
						kind: fs.statSync(path.join(dir, name)).isDirectory() ? "directory" : "file",
					}))
			),
		bwf_stat: ({ path: p }) => Promise.resolve(describe(p, path.basename(p))),
		bwf_read_range: ({ path: p, offset, length }) => {
			const size = fs.statSync(p).size;
			if (offset >= size || length === 0) return Promise.resolve(toRealmBuffer(Buffer.alloc(0)));
			const take = Math.min(length, size - offset);
			const fd = fs.openSync(p, "r");
			const buffer = Buffer.alloc(take);
			fs.readSync(fd, buffer, 0, take, offset);
			fs.closeSync(fd);
			return Promise.resolve(toRealmBuffer(buffer));
		},
		bwf_read_all: ({ path: p }) => Promise.resolve(toRealmBuffer(fs.readFileSync(p))),
	};
}

const engine = makePlayer(emitTauri);

function mockInvoke(realm) {
	const table = Object.assign({}, commands(realm), engine.commands);

	return function invoke(command, payload, options) {
		ipcLog.push(command);

		if (command === "bwf_write") {
			const headers = (options && options.headers) || {};
			const target = hexDecode(headers["x-bwf-path"]);
			const position = parseInt(headers["x-bwf-position"] || "0", 10);
			const truncate = headers["x-bwf-truncate"] === "1";
			const create = headers["x-bwf-create"] === "1";
			const bytes = Buffer.from(payload.buffer ? new Uint8Array(payload) : payload);

			if (!fs.existsSync(target)) {
				if (!create) return Promise.reject(new Error(target + ": No such file"));
				fs.writeFileSync(target, Buffer.alloc(0));
			}
			const fd = fs.openSync(target, "r+");
			fs.writeSync(fd, bytes, 0, bytes.length, position);
			if (truncate) fs.ftruncateSync(fd, position + bytes.length);
			fs.closeSync(fd);
			return Promise.resolve(bytes.length);
		}

		const handler = table[command];
		if (!handler) return Promise.reject(new Error("unknown command " + command));
		return handler(payload || {});
	};
}

// Tauri's event system, enough of it to deliver a window drag-drop.
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* The playback engine, as far as the page can tell                    */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */

/**
 * Playback is Rust now, so the harness answers for it. The real engine owns a
 * cpal stream and cannot run here, but everything the page does with it is
 * commands out and one event back, and both of those are testable.
 */
function makePlayer(emit) {
	const player = { state: null, calls: [] };

	player.commands = {
		bwf_peaks: (p) => {
			const read = wav.peaks(p.path, p.buckets);
			return Promise.resolve({
				min: Array.from(read.min),
				max: Array.from(read.max),
				frames: read.frames,
				sampleRate: read.sampleRate,
				channels: read.channels,
				seconds: read.seconds,
			});
		},
		bwf_spectrogram: (p) => {
			const picture = wav.spectrogram(p.path, p.columns, p.window, p.gains);
			player.calls.push("spectrogram");
			player.lastSpectro = p;
			return Promise.resolve({
				columns: picture.columns,
				bins: picture.bins,
				seconds: picture.seconds,
				sampleRate: picture.sampleRate,
				cells: Array.from(picture.cells),
			});
		},
		bwf_play: (p) => {
			player.calls.push("play");
			const read = wav.probe(p.path, false);
			player.state = {
				path: p.path,
				seconds: p.offset || 0,
				duration: read.frames / read.sampleRate,
				channels: read.channels,
				sampleRate: read.sampleRate,
				gains: (p.gains || []).slice(),
				playing: true,
			};
			player.report({});
			return Promise.resolve();
		},
		bwf_pause: () => {
			player.calls.push("pause");
			if (player.state) player.state.playing = false;
			player.report({});
			return Promise.resolve();
		},
		bwf_resume: () => {
			player.calls.push("resume");
			if (player.state) player.state.playing = true;
			player.report({});
			return Promise.resolve();
		},
		bwf_stop: () => {
			player.calls.push("stop");
			player.state = null;
			return Promise.resolve();
		},
		bwf_seek: (p) => {
			player.calls.push("seek");
			if (player.state) player.state.seconds = p.seconds;
			player.report({});
			return Promise.resolve();
		},
		bwf_gains: (p) => {
			player.calls.push("gains");
			if (player.state) player.state.gains = (p.gains || []).slice();
			player.report({});
			return Promise.resolve();
		},
	};

	/** One status message, the shape convert's Status serialises to. */
	player.report = (extra) => {
		const at = player.state;
		emit("bwf://playback", Object.assign({
			playing: !!(at && at.playing),
			seconds: at ? at.seconds : 0,
			duration: at ? at.duration : 0,
			channels: at ? at.channels : 0,
			sampleRate: at ? at.sampleRate : 0,
			ended: false,
			reopened: false,
			// Peak per channel since the last report, pre-fader, exactly as
			// the engine's status carries it.
			levels: at ? (player.levels || new Array(at.channels).fill(0)) : [],
			error: null,
		}, extra || {}));
	};

	/** Moves the transport, the way the engine's tick does. */
	player.advance = (seconds) => {
		if (!player.state) return;
		player.state.seconds = Math.min(player.state.duration, player.state.seconds + seconds);
		player.report({});
	};

	player.finish = () => {
		if (!player.state) return;
		player.report({ seconds: player.state.duration, ended: true });
		player.state = null;
	};

	/** The output went away and was rebuilt underneath a playing file. */
	player.reopen = () => player.report({ reopened: true });

	return player;
}

const listeners = new Map();
function emitTauri(name, payload) {
	(listeners.get(name) || []).forEach((fn) => fn({ event: name, payload }));
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* Page                                                                */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */

const consoleErrors = [];
const virtualConsole = new VirtualConsole();
virtualConsole.on("jsdomError", (e) => consoleErrors.push("jsdomError: " + e.message));
virtualConsole.on("error", (...a) => consoleErrors.push("console.error: " + a.join(" ")));

/**
 * A stand-in for Web Audio, with a handle on the two things that go wrong in a
 * WKWebView: a context that gets interrupted, and one that won't come back.
 */
const audio = {
	created: 0,
	resumes: 0,
	closed: 0,
	starts: 0,
	refuseResume: false,
	rate: 48000,
	last: null,
	attach(win) {
		const log = this;
		class Node {
			connect() { return this; }
			disconnect() {}
		}
		class Gain extends Node {
			constructor() {
				super();
				this.gain = { value: 1, setValueAtTime() {}, cancelScheduledValues() {} };
			}
		}
		class Source extends Node {
			start() { log.starts++; }
			stop() {}
		}
		const buffer = {
			numberOfChannels: 2,
			duration: 1,
			length: 48000,
			sampleRate: 48000,
			getChannelData: () => new Float32Array(2048),
		};
		class Context {
			constructor() {
				log.created++;
				log.last = this;
				this.sampleRate = log.rate;
				this.state = "running";
				this.destination = new Node();
				this.listeners = [];
				this.frozen = false;
				this.born = Date.now();
			}
			/** Real contexts advance their clock while they render. */
			get currentTime() {
				if (this.frozen) return this.frozenAt;
				return (Date.now() - this.born) / 1000;
			}
			/** An output that has gone away: still "running", clock stopped. */
			freeze() {
				this.frozenAt = this.currentTime;
				this.frozen = true;
			}
			addEventListener(type, fn) { if (type === "statechange") this.listeners.push(fn); }
			fire() { this.listeners.slice().forEach((fn) => fn()); }
			/** What macOS taking the audio session away looks like. */
			interrupt() { this.state = "interrupted"; this.fire(); }
			resume() {
				log.resumes++;
				if (!log.refuseResume) {
					this.state = "running";
					this.fire();
				}
				return Promise.resolve();
			}
			close() { log.closed++; this.state = "closed"; return Promise.resolve(); }
			createBufferSource() { return new Source(); }
			createGain() { return new Gain(); }
			createChannelSplitter() { return new Node(); }
			decodeAudioData() { return Promise.resolve(buffer); }
		}
		win.AudioContext = Context;
		win.webkitAudioContext = Context;
	},
};

const css = fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8");
const dom = new JSDOM(fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8"), {
	runScripts: "dangerously",
	// jsdom treats a custom scheme as an opaque origin and then
	// refuses localStorage, which would leave every persistence path
	// untested. Tauri itself serves the app from this origin on Windows and
	// from tauri://localhost on macOS; either way the app code is the same.
	url: "http://tauri.localhost/",
	pretendToBeVisual: true,
	virtualConsole,
	beforeParse(win) {
		// jsdom has no Web Audio, and the playback fixes are about what the app
		// does when the context misbehaves — so it gets a fake one that can be
		// made to misbehave on purpose.
		audio.attach(win);
		const ctxStub = new Proxy({}, {
			get: (target, prop) => {
				if (prop === "canvas") return null;
				if (prop === "createLinearGradient") return () => ({ addColorStop() {} });
				if (prop === "getImageData") return () => ({ data: new Uint8ClampedArray(4) });
				// The spectrogram paints through these, so they have to be
				// real enough to write into.
				if (prop === "createImageData") {
					return (w, h) => ({ width: w, height: h, data: new Uint8ClampedArray(w * h * 4) });
				}
				return typeof target[prop] === "undefined" ? () => {} : target[prop];
			},
			set: () => true,
		});
		win.HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.getContext = () => ctxStub;
		// jsdom implements IntersectionObserver but never fires it, nothing
		// being laid out. Removing it puts the app on its own no-observer
		// path, which draws every thumbnail immediately — otherwise the
		// table's waveforms cannot be tested here at all.
		delete win.IntersectionObserver;
		win.URL.createObjectURL = () => "blob:mock-" + Math.random().toString(36).slice(2);
		win.URL.revokeObjectURL = () => {};
		if (LIMITS) win.BWFA_BRIDGE_LIMITS = LIMITS;
		win.__TAURI__ = {
			core: { invoke: mockInvoke(win) },
			event: {
				listen: (name, handler) => {
					listeners.set(name, (listeners.get(name) || []).concat(handler));
					return Promise.resolve(() => {});
				},
			},
		};
	},
});

const { window } = dom;

function waitFor(fn, label, timeout = 20000) {
	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
		const started = Date.now();
		(function poll() {
			let value;
			try {
				value = fn();
			} catch (e) {
				return reject(e);
			}
			if (value) return resolve(value);
			if (Date.now() - started > timeout) return reject(new Error("timed out waiting for " + label));
			setTimeout(poll, 40);
		})();
	});
}

const results = [];
function check(name, fn) {
	try {
		fn();
		results.push(["PASS", name]);
	} catch (e) {
		results.push(["FAIL", name + " — " + e.message]);
	}
}

/** A check that has to wait for something: the harness doesn't await `check`,
 *  so an async body handed to it would pass no matter what it asserted. */
async function checkAsync(name, fn) {
	try {
		await fn();
		results.push(["PASS", name]);
	} catch (e) {
		results.push(["FAIL", name + " — " + e.message]);
	}
}

function click(el) {
	el.dispatchEvent(new window.MouseEvent("click", { bubbles: true }));
}

(async () => {
	await new Promise((r) => window.addEventListener("load", r));
	const doc = window.document;

	/* --- the shimmed browser APIs the app looks for --- */

	check("nothing but the panel is on screen before a folder is opened", () => {
		// `[hidden] { display: none }` is a UA rule, so any author rule that
		// sets display beats it — the plugin sets display:flex on the player
		// and the shell does the same for the results panel, which left the
		// toolbar, an empty table and the transport all visible at launch.
		["[data-bwfa-results]", "[data-bwfa-player]", "[data-bwfa-progress-wrap]",
			"[data-bwfa-editing-note]", "[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-panel]"].forEach((selector) => {
			const el = doc.querySelector(selector);
			assert(el.hasAttribute("hidden"), selector + " isn't marked hidden");
			assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(el).display, "none",
				selector + " is marked hidden but still displayed");
		});
	});

	check("the launch screen is just the one panel", () => {
		const app = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-app]");
		assert.strictEqual(app.classList.contains("has-folder"), false);
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-status]")).display,
			"none", "the status line shows before there's anything to report");
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-empty]")).display,
			"none", "the empty-state placeholder is showing next to the invitation");
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(app).justifyContent, "center",
			"the panel isn't centred in the window");
	});

	check("showDirectoryPicker is provided", () =>
		assert.strictEqual(typeof window.showDirectoryPicker, "function"));
	check("FileSystemFileHandle can create writables", () =>
		assert.strictEqual(typeof window.FileSystemFileHandle.prototype.createWritable, "function"));

	/* --- the app is editor-only now --- */

	check("editing is the entry point, read-only selection is gone", () => {
		const entry = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-edit-entry]");
		assert.strictEqual(entry.hidden, false, "edit entry not revealed");
		assert(/open folder/i.test(entry.textContent), "button not relabelled: " + entry.textContent.trim().slice(0, 60));

		const dropzone = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-dropzone]");
		assert(dropzone, "dropzone markup must stay — the app wires listeners to it");
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(dropzone).display, "none", "dropzone is still visible");
		assert.strictEqual(
			window.getComputedStyle(doc.querySelector(".bwfa-edit-divider")).display, "none",
			"the 'or' divider is still visible");
	});

	check("no page footer, no in-app title", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector(".page-foot"), null, "footer still in the markup");
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(doc.querySelector(".bwfa-header")).display, "none",
			"the title and privacy note are still showing");
	});

	check("detail metadata stays two pairs to a row", () => {
		// dt and dd are separate grid items, so an odd number of columns
		// splits the pairs and every other row reads inside out. Four tracks
		// (label, value, label, value) is the only arrangement that can't.
		const probe = doc.createElement("dl");
		probe.className = "bwfa-meta-grid";
		doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-app]").appendChild(probe);
		const style = window.getComputedStyle(probe);
		assert.strictEqual(style.display, "grid");
		assert.strictEqual((style.gridTemplateColumns.match(/minmax/g) || []).length, 4,
			"expected 4 tracks, got: " + style.gridTemplateColumns);
		probe.remove();
	});

	check("the body fills the window, not a 960px column", () => {
		// The plugin centres itself inside --container-lg, which leaves dead
		// space either side once the window is wider than that.
		const style = window.getComputedStyle(doc.querySelector(".bwfa-app"));
		assert.strictEqual(style.maxWidth, "none", "still capped at " + style.maxWidth);
		assert.strictEqual(style.width, "100%", "width is " + style.width);
	});

	check("every modal is built to the same four rules", () => {
		// These grew one at a time and it showed: three had a rule under the
		// heading and three didn't, the titles came in three sizes and the
		// widths ran from 660 to 1120. One width scale, one header, one body
		// padding, one footer — and a modal picks its width deliberately
		// rather than inheriting whatever it was born with.
		const shipped = fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8").replace(/\n/g, " ");
		assert(/--modal-width:\s*\d+px/.test(shipped), "there is no one width to set");
		assert(/--modal-pad:\s*\d+px/.test(shipped), "there is no one padding to set");

		// Read off the stylesheet, not off the DOM: a per-dialog rule with
		// higher specificity beats the shared one silently, which is how
		// four of six dialogs never used --modal-width at all while every
		// DOM-level check said they were fine.
		const ruled = shipped.match(/\}[^{}]*?-dialog[^{}]*?\{[^}]*\}/g) || [];
		ruled.forEach((block) => {
			const selector = block.slice(1, block.indexOf("{")).trim();
			const body = block.slice(block.indexOf("{"));
			if (/form-switch|columns-menu/.test(selector)) {
				return; // controls inside a dialog, not the dialog
			}
			if (/(^|[^-])(max-)?width\s*:/.test(body) &&
				!/--modal-width/.test(body) && !/width:\s*100%/.test(body)) {
				assert.fail(selector + " sets its own width: " + body.slice(0, 80));
			}
		});

		// The heading and the buttons stay put and the middle scrolls: a
		// dialog that scrolls whole makes you hunt for the way out, and one
		// that doesn't scroll loses its bottom half, which is what the
		// Sound Report did with 26 fields in it.
		assert(/\.bwfa-scope \.modal-dialog \{[^}]*max-height:\s*88vh/.test(shipped),
			"a modal can grow past the window");
		const scrolls = /\.bwfa-scope \.modal-body,[^{]*\{[^}]*overflow-y:\s*auto/;
		assert(scrolls.test(shipped), "nothing inside a modal scrolls");

		// The title rules must reach a title however it is nested. Two of
		// the six wrap theirs in a group so it can sit beside the close
		// button, and a direct-child selector missed exactly those two.
		doc.querySelectorAll(".modal-header, .bwfa-bulk-edit-header, .bwfa-spectro-head")
			.forEach((header) => {
				const title = header.querySelector("h3, h4, .modal-title");
				if (!title) {
					return;
				}
				assert.strictEqual(title.parentNode === header ||
					title.closest(".modal-header, .bwfa-bulk-edit-header, .bwfa-spectro-head") === header,
					true, "a title escaped its header");
			});
		const titleRule = (shipped.match(/[^{}]*\.modal-title[^{}]*\{[^}]*font-size[^}]*\}/g) || []);
		titleRule.forEach((rule) => {
			assert(!/>\s*(h3|h4|\.modal-title)/.test(rule),
				"a title rule uses a direct child and will miss the wrapped ones: " +
					rule.slice(0, 90));
		});

		// Every heading block is ruled off, every footer is ruled off.
		const rule = /\.bwfa-scope \.modal-header,[^{]*\{[^}]*border-bottom:[^}]*\}/;
		assert(rule.test(shipped), "the headers aren't ruled off together");
		const footer = /\.bwfa-scope \.modal-footer,[^{]*\{[^}]*border-top:[^}]*\}/;
		assert(footer.test(shipped), "the footers aren't ruled off together");
	});

	/* --- opening a folder, read-write, through the native panel --- */

	dialogQueue = [cardFolder];
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-edit-folder]"));

	const status = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-status]");
	await waitFor(() => /Done/i.test(status.textContent), "folder open + parse");

	const rowsOf = () => Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-table-body] tr"));
	const headers = () => Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-table-head] th"))
		.map((th) => th.textContent.replace(/[▲▼\s]+$/, "").trim());
	const col = (rowIndex, header) => {
		const cells = Array.from(rowsOf()[rowIndex].querySelectorAll("td")).map((td) => td.textContent.trim());
		return cells[headers().indexOf(header)];
	};

	check("the results panel appears once there's something to show", () => {
		const results = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-results]");
		assert.strictEqual(results.hasAttribute("hidden"), false, "results still hidden");
		assert.notStrictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(results).display, "none");
		// The transport is part of the panel now rather than something that
		// appears on the first Play and vanishes when the file ends.
		const player = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player]");
		assert.strictEqual(player.hidden, false, "the player is hidden with a folder open");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-playpause]").disabled, true,
			"Play is offered with nothing loaded");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-channel-row]").hidden, true,
			"the channel hint is up with no channels to mute");
	});

	check("the folder opens straight into edit mode", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(rowsOf().length, 3, "got " + rowsOf().length + " rows");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-editing-note]").hidden, false, "not flagged as editing");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-toggle]").hidden, false, "no bulk edit");
	});

	check("what a job is doing sits on the button row, not a line of its own", () => {
		// As a line below the buttons it only existed while a job ran, so the
		// modal grew a line the moment you pressed the button and shrank when
		// it finished, under the cursor. Beside the buttons it cannot change
		// the height at all.
		const actions = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-panel] .bwfa-bulk-edit-actions");
		assert(actions, "no actions row in the bulk panel");
		assert(actions.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-progress]"),
			"the progress text is still outside the button row");
		const exportActions = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-panel] .bwfa-bulk-edit-actions");
		assert(exportActions.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-progress]"),
			"the export progress text is still outside the button row");
		// And a long message is cut off rather than wrapping onto a second line.
		const shipped = fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8").replace(/\n/g, " ");
		assert(/bwfa-bulk-edit-progress[^{]*\{[^}]*text-overflow:\s*ellipsis/.test(shipped),
			"a long message would still wrap and change the height");
	});

	check("nothing in the page reads a decoded buffer any more", () => {
		// The player's waveform and the row thumbnails came from two different
		// places, both reading an AudioBuffer. Only one got moved over the
		// first time, so the big waveform drew and the little ones stayed
		// blank. There is no decoded buffer in this build at all now, so the
		// honest check is that nothing asks one for its samples.
		const shipped = fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8");
		// Only the mention in a comment survives, which is why this counts
		// calls rather than occurrences.
		const calls = shipped.split("\n")
			.filter((line) => /getChannelData\s*\(/.test(line) && !/^\s*\*/.test(line)).length;
		assert.strictEqual(calls, 0,
			"the page still calls getChannelData in " + calls + " place(s)");
	});

	check("Play and Details sit together in the first two columns", () => {
		const cells = Array.from(rowsOf()[0].children);
		const play = cells[0].querySelector("[data-bwfa-play-btn]");
		const details = Array.from(cells[1].querySelectorAll("button"))
			.find((b) => /^(details|edit)$/i.test(b.textContent.trim()));
		assert(play, "no play button in the first cell");
		assert(details, "Details is not in the second cell: " + cells[1].textContent.trim());
		// Two action columns, then one header per visible data column.
		const headerCount = doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-table-head] th").length;
		assert.strictEqual(headerCount, cells.length, "head and body columns disagree");
	});

	check("metadata read through ranged IPC reads", () => {
		const scenes = rowsOf().map((_, i) => col(i, "Scene")).sort();
		assert.deepStrictEqual(scenes, ["12A", "12A", "14B"], scenes.join(","));
		const tcs = rowsOf().map((_, i) => col(i, "Start TC"));
		assert(tcs.includes("10:00:00:00") && tcs.includes("11:00:00:00"), tcs.join(" | "));
	});

	check("only headers were read, not whole files", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(ipcLog.filter((c) => c === "bwf_read_all").length, 0,
			"something pulled an entire file in just to read metadata");
		assert(ipcLog.filter((c) => c === "bwf_read_range").length >= 3, "no ranged reads happened");
	});

	if (TINY) {
		check("large reads are split into ranges", () => {
			// With the threshold at 4 KB, any whole-file read has to come back
			// as many small ranges rather than one bwf_read_all.
			assert.strictEqual(ipcLog.filter((c) => c === "bwf_read_all").length, 0);
		});
	}

	check("the folder bar collapses to its name once a folder is open", () => {
		const entry = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-edit-entry]");
		assert(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-app]").classList.contains("has-folder"),
			"the app is still in its launch state");
		assert.notStrictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(status).display, "none",
			"the status line stayed hidden after opening a folder");
		const label = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-current-folder]");
		assert(entry.classList.contains("is-folder-open"), "the invitation panel is still expanded");
		assert.strictEqual(label.hidden, false, "the folder name isn't shown");
		assert.strictEqual(label.textContent, "MixPre", "wrong folder name: " + label.textContent);
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(
			entry.querySelector(".bwfa-dropzone-subnote")).display, "none",
			"the explanatory note is still taking up room");
		assert(/change folder/i.test(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-edit-folder]").textContent),
			"the button still invites you to open a first folder");
	});

	check("state accents are gone, playing rows go green", () => {
		const css = fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8");
		// The plugin marks circled and playing rows with coloured slivers on
		// the first cell, and rules the header in blue.
		const goldSliver = css.lastIndexOf("inset 3px 0 0 var(--color-warning)");
		const override = css.lastIndexOf("box-shadow: none");
		assert(override > goldSliver, "the circled-take sliver still wins the cascade");
		assert(/tr\.bwfa-row-playing td[\s\S]{0,400}background-color: #dff5e4/.test(css),
			"no green background for the playing row");
	});

	check("play and pause are the same width", () => {
		const play = rowsOf()[0].querySelector("[data-bwfa-play-btn]");
		const width = window.getComputedStyle(play).minWidth;
		assert(parseFloat(width) >= 60, "no fixed width, so the row shifts on play: " + width);
	});

	check("text selection is off outside form fields", () => {
		const app = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-app]");
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(app).userSelect, "none",
			"the table is still selectable");
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-search]")).userSelect,
			"text", "the search field lost selection, which makes editing miserable");
	});

	check("the status line has room to breathe", () => {
		// The plugin spaced this with the results panel's top margin, which the
		// flex layout had to zero.
		const gap = parseFloat(window.getComputedStyle(status).marginBottom);
		assert(gap >= 10, "only " + gap + "px between the status and the toolbar");
	});

	const shellCss = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("style")).map((el) => el.textContent).join("\n")
		.slice(0);

	check("the sticky header can actually stick in WebKit", () => {
		// Rows were painting over the header. Two framework rules are enough to
		// cause that in Safari on their own, and both were in play: collapsed
		// borders (which belong to the table grid, not the cells, and have
		// never painted correctly under a sticky header) and touch scrolling
		// on the container (a separate compositing layer, notorious for stale
		// pixels and sticky elements that scroll away).
		const table = doc.querySelector(".bwfa-table");
		const style = window.getComputedStyle(table);
		assert.strictEqual(style.borderCollapse, "separate",
			"collapsed borders are back, which breaks the sticky header in Safari");
		assert.strictEqual(style.borderSpacing, "0px",
			"separate borders without zero spacing would gap every cell");

		// Every header cell, not just the first. The plugin gives sortable
		// headers `position: relative` through a selector that outranks a
		// plain `thead th`, so checking only cell one — an action column,
		// which isn't sortable — passed while fourteen of seventeen scrolled
		// away. That's how this shipped broken twice.
		const headers = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-table-head] th"));
		assert(headers.length > 10, "expected a full header row, got " + headers.length);

		const notSticky = headers.filter((th) => window.getComputedStyle(th).position !== "sticky");
		assert.strictEqual(notSticky.length, 0,
			notSticky.length + " of " + headers.length + " headers aren't sticky: " +
				notSticky.map((th) => th.textContent.replace(/[▲▼]/g, "").trim() || "(actions)").join(", "));

		const sortable = headers.filter((th) => th.hasAttribute("data-bwfa-sort"));
		assert(sortable.length > 5, "no sortable headers to check against");

		headers.forEach((th) => {
			const head = window.getComputedStyle(th);
			assert(parseInt(head.zIndex, 10) >= 3, "header z-index is " + head.zIndex);
			// The declaration rather than the computed colour: it's a custom
			// property now, so it turns over with the theme, and jsdom won't
			// substitute one into a computed value.
			assert(/background: var\(--color-bg\)/.test(shellCss),
				"the sticky header has no background, so rows show through it");
		});

		// The sort arrow is absolutely positioned inside its cell; sticky is a
		// positioned value, so it still has something to anchor to.
		const arrow = doc.querySelector(".bwfa-sort-indicator");
		assert(arrow, "no sort indicator rendered");
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(arrow).position, "absolute");

		const css = fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8");
		const touch = css.lastIndexOf("-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch");
		const auto = css.lastIndexOf("-webkit-overflow-scrolling: auto");
		assert(auto > touch, "touch scrolling still wins the cascade on the scroll container");
	});

	check("the table is the only scrolling region", () => {
		// The player has to stay visible while a long day scrolls past it.
		// Reserving page padding under a fixed footer doesn't achieve that:
		// the plugin sets .table-responsive to overflow-y:hidden, so the table
		// never scrolls itself, the window does, and the last rows end up
		// under the footer regardless. Instead the app is a column as tall as
		// the window, the table region is the one scrolling box, and the
		// player follows it — so there is no clearance to get wrong.
		const style = (el) => window.getComputedStyle(el);
		const app = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-app]");
		const results = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-results]");
		const scroller = doc.querySelector(".table-responsive");
		const player = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player]");

		assert.strictEqual(style(doc.body).overflow, "hidden",
			"the window still scrolls, so a footer can be scrolled past");
		assert.strictEqual(style(app).display, "flex", "the app isn't a column");
		assert.strictEqual(style(app).flexDirection, "column");
		assert.strictEqual(style(app).height, "100%", "the app doesn't fill the window");

		assert.strictEqual(style(results).minHeight, "0px",
			"without min-height:0 a flex child refuses to shrink below its content");
		assert.strictEqual(style(scroller).overflowY, "auto",
			"the table region doesn't scroll: " + style(scroller).overflowY);
		// A flex item defaults to min-height: auto, which refuses to shrink
		// below its content — that's what stops the region scrolling at all.
		// It needs an explicit value; a small floor (see the bulk-edit check)
		// serves the same purpose as zero, since the table is always taller.
		const floor = style(scroller).minHeight;
		assert.notStrictEqual(floor, "auto", "min-height: auto stops the region shrinking to scroll");
		assert(parseFloat(floor) < window.innerHeight / 3,
			"the floor is too tall to count as shrinkable: " + floor);

		assert.strictEqual(style(player).position, "static",
			"the player is positioned out of flow, which is what put rows under it");
		assert.strictEqual(style(player).order, "99",
			"the player isn't ordered after the table");
	});

	check("the table reports the frame rate", () => {
		assert(headers().includes("FPS"), "no FPS column: " + headers().join(" | "));
		const rates = rowsOf().map((_, i) => col(i, "FPS"));
		assert(rates.every((r) => /25/.test(r)), "FPS column is empty: " + rates.join(","));
	});

	check("right-click is blocked, except in text fields", () => {
		// WKWebView's own menu offers Reload, which would throw away the open
		// folder and any unsaved edit.
		const onTable = new window.MouseEvent("contextmenu", { bubbles: true, cancelable: true });
		doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-table-body] tr").dispatchEvent(onTable);
		assert.strictEqual(onTable.defaultPrevented, true, "the webview menu is still reachable");

		const onInput = new window.MouseEvent("contextmenu", { bubbles: true, cancelable: true });
		doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-search]").dispatchEvent(onInput);
		assert.strictEqual(onInput.defaultPrevented, false,
			"text fields lost Cut/Copy/Paste");
	});

	check("selection colour is overridden after the framework's", () => {
		const css = fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8");
		const framework = css.indexOf("background-color: var(--gray-900)");
		const override = css.indexOf("background-color: #b4d5fe");
		assert(override !== -1, "no selection override in the build");
		assert(framework === -1 || override > framework,
			"the override lands before the framework rule, so black still wins");
	});

	check("subfolders keep their relative path", () => {
		const folders = rowsOf().map((_, i) => col(i, "Folder"));
		assert(folders.some((f) => /Day14/.test(f)), folders.join(" | "));
	});

	/* --- both exports land where the save panel pointed --- */

	dialogQueue = [csvTarget];
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-csv]"));
	await waitFor(() => fs.existsSync(csvTarget) && fs.statSync(csvTarget).size > 0, "csv on disk", 8000);

	check("the export is offered in the open folder, named after it", () => {
		// A bare filename leaves the panel wherever it was last; a full path
		// puts it in the folder the report is about, which is where a sound
		// report belongs.
		// The date is whatever day it is when the export runs, which is not
		// necessarily the day the expectation was written — this suite once
		// failed at midnight for exactly that reason.
		const wanted = new RegExp("^" + cardFolder.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, "\\$&") +
			"/MixPre \\d{4}-\\d{2}-\\d{2}\\.csv$");
		assert(savePanelDefaults.some((target) => wanted.test(target)),
			"expected " + wanted + ", offered: " + JSON.stringify(savePanelDefaults));
	});

	check("CSV export is written through the save panel", () => {
		const bytes = fs.readFileSync(csvTarget);
		assert.deepStrictEqual(Array.from(bytes.slice(0, 3)), [0xef, 0xbb, 0xbf], "missing BOM");
		const text = bytes.toString("utf8");
		assert(/A001_12A_T1\.wav/.test(text) && /A003_14B_T3\.wav/.test(text), "rows missing");
		assert(/Boom/.test(text), "track names missing");
	});

	/* --- the export field picker --- */

	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-fields-toggle]"));
	const exportModal = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-modal]");
	await waitFor(() => exportModal.hidden === false, "export modal", 5000);

	check("every reportable field is offered, all on by default", () => {
		const boxes = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-export-field]"));
		assert(boxes.length >= 20, "only " + boxes.length + " fields offered");
		assert(boxes.every((b) => b.checked),
			"some fields start unticked, so the CSV would silently lose columns");
		assert(/\d+ of \d+ fields/.test(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-count]").textContent),
			"no field count shown");
	});

	check("the picker covers what the table can't show", () => {
		const keys = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-export-field]"))
			.map((b) => b.getAttribute("data-bwfa-export-field"));
		["trackNames", "umid", "codingHistory", "frameRate", "markers"].forEach((key) =>
			assert(keys.includes(key), "missing field: " + key));
	});

	// Untick two fields and export again.
	["trackNames", "codingHistory"].forEach((key) => {
		const box = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-export-field="' + key + '"]');
		box.checked = false;
		box.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("change", { bubbles: true }));
	});
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-close]"));

	dialogQueue = [csvTrimmedTarget];
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-csv]"));
	await waitFor(() => fs.existsSync(csvTrimmedTarget) && fs.statSync(csvTrimmedTarget).size > 0,
		"trimmed csv", 8000);

	check("unticked fields leave the CSV", () => {
		const header = fs.readFileSync(csvTrimmedTarget, "utf8").split("\r\n")[0];
		assert(!/Track Names/.test(header), "Track Names is still there: " + header);
		assert(!/Coding History/.test(header), "Coding History is still there");
		assert(/File Name/.test(header) && /Scene/.test(header), "the rest of the header went missing");
	});

	check("the choice is remembered", () => {
		const saved = JSON.parse(window.localStorage.getItem("bwfa_export_fields_v1"));
		assert(Array.isArray(saved), "nothing persisted");
		assert(!saved.includes("trackNames"), "persisted list still has trackNames");
	});

	dialogQueue = [pdfTarget];
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-pdf]"));
	await waitFor(() => fs.existsSync(pdfTarget) && fs.statSync(pdfTarget).size > 1000, "pdf on disk", 20000);

	check("PDF export is written through the save panel too", () => {
		const bytes = fs.readFileSync(pdfTarget);
		assert.strictEqual(bytes.slice(0, 5).toString("latin1"), "%PDF-", "not a PDF");
		assert(bytes.length > 1000, "suspiciously small: " + bytes.length);
	});

	/* --- editing: change a scene, save, check the bytes --- */

	const target = path.join(root, "MixPre", "A001_12A_T1.wav");
	const before = fs.readFileSync(target);

	const targetRow = rowsOf().find((tr) => /A001_12A_T1/.test(tr.textContent));
	assert(targetRow, "test file not in the table");
	click(Array.from(targetRow.querySelectorAll("button")).find((b) => /^(details|edit)$/i.test(b.textContent.trim())));

	const sceneInput = await waitFor(
		() => doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-edit-field="scene"]'), "edit form", 8000);

	check("edit form is offered for a writable file", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(sceneInput.value, "12A", "unexpected starting value: " + sceneInput.value);
		assert(doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-edit-field="note"]'), "note field missing");
	});

	check("every edit control is the same height", () => {
		// A native select sizes itself from platform metrics and ignores the
		// padding that gives an input its height, so they drift apart unless
		// both are told explicitly.
		const heightOf = (el) => window.getComputedStyle(el).height;
		const text = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-edit-field="scene"]');
		const number = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-edit-field="tcSampleRate"]');
		const select = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-edit-field="frameRate"]');
		assert(text && number && select, "expected text, number and select fields");
		assert.strictEqual(heightOf(select), heightOf(text),
			"select is " + heightOf(select) + " but text input is " + heightOf(text));
		assert.strictEqual(heightOf(number), heightOf(text),
			"number is " + heightOf(number) + " but text input is " + heightOf(text));
		assert.strictEqual(window.getComputedStyle(doc.querySelector(".bwfa-edit-grid")).alignItems,
			"stretch", "grid still bottom-aligns its cells");
	});

	sceneInput.value = "88Z";
	sceneInput.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));

	const noteInput = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-edit-field="note"]');
	noteInput.value = "retake — bridge test";
	noteInput.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));

	check("stepping through the card lives in the footer, and names the files", () => {
		// In the header the arrows pushed the title right, which made this
		// the one modal whose heading didn't start on the shared gutter.
		const footer = doc.querySelector(".bwfa-modal-dialog .modal-footer");
		assert(footer, "no footer in the detail modal");
		assert(footer.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal-prev]"),
			"the previous arrow is still in the header");
		assert(footer.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal-next]"),
			"the next arrow is still in the header");
		assert(!doc.querySelector(".bwfa-modal-dialog .modal-header [data-bwfa-modal-next]"),
			"the header still carries an arrow");

		// And each arrow says where it leads.
		const prev = footer.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal-prev-name]");
		const next = footer.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal-next-name]");
		assert(prev && next, "the arrows don't name their files");
		// From any file on a card of three, at least one neighbour exists;
		// which one depends on where the modal was opened.
		const named = [prev.textContent, next.textContent].filter((t) => t.length);
		assert(named.length, "neither arrow named a file");
		named.forEach((name) => {
			assert(/\.wav$/i.test(name), "that isn't a filename: " + name);
		});
	});

	const saveBtn = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal-save]");
	check("Save becomes available once something changes", () =>
		assert.strictEqual(saveBtn.disabled, false));

	await checkAsync("a button pressed from inside a field acts on the first press", () => {
		// The real cause of Apply needing two goes: pressing a button blurs
		// the field you were typing in, the blur re-renders the panel around
		// the button, and with the element under the pointer changed between
		// press and release no click is generated at all. The second press
		// works because focus has already left. So the focus change is taken
		// out of the equation, and this is that: the press must not be
		// allowed to move focus.
		const typed = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-edit-field="scene"]');
		typed.focus();
		const press = new window.MouseEvent("mousedown", { bubbles: true, cancelable: true });
		const landed = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal-save]").dispatchEvent(press);
		assert.strictEqual(landed, false,
			"pressing a button still moves focus, so the first press can be lost");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.activeElement, typed,
			"the field lost focus to the button");
	});

	check("a disabled button is left entirely alone", () => {
		// It has nothing to do, and swallowing the press would stop the
		// field underneath ever being blurred by clicking away from it.
		const dead = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-apply]");
		dead.disabled = true;
		const press = new window.MouseEvent("mousedown", { bubbles: true, cancelable: true });
		assert.strictEqual(dead.dispatchEvent(press), true,
			"a disabled button is swallowing the press");
	});

	/* --- track names are fields, and they reach the file --- */

	const trackFields = doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-track-name]");
	check("every track offers its name as something you can type in", () => {
		assert(trackFields.length >= 2, "only " + trackFields.length + " track fields");
		assert.strictEqual(trackFields[0].value, "Boom", "the name isn't loaded into the field");
		assert.strictEqual(trackFields[0].getAttribute("data-bwfa-track-name"), "1",
			"the field isn't tied to a channel");
	});

	// A radio moving from one actor to another between setups is the whole
	// reason this needs editing on the day.
	trackFields[1].value = "Lav Marieke";
	trackFields[1].dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));

	check("typing a track name is a change worth saving", () =>
		assert.strictEqual(saveBtn.disabled, false, "Save didn't notice the rename"));

	await checkAsync("the new name is written to the file and reads back", async () => {
		click(saveBtn);
		await waitFor(() => {
			const text = fs.readFileSync(
				path.join(root, "MixPre", "A001_12A_T1.wav")).toString("latin1");
			return text.indexOf("Lav Marieke") !== -1;
		}, "the rename to reach the file", 8000).catch(() => {});
		const onDisk = fs.readFileSync(path.join(root, "MixPre", "A001_12A_T1.wav"));
		const text = onDisk.toString("latin1");
		assert(text.indexOf("Lav Marieke") !== -1,
			"the new track name never reached the file");
		assert(text.indexOf("Boom") !== -1,
			"renaming one track wiped another");
		// The channel it belongs to has to survive too, or post gets the
		// right names against the wrong inputs.
		const list = text.slice(text.indexOf("<TRACK_LIST>"), text.indexOf("</TRACK_LIST>"));
		assert(/<CHANNEL_INDEX>2<\/CHANNEL_INDEX>[\s\S]*?Lav Marieke/.test(list) ||
			/Lav Marieke[\s\S]*?<CHANNEL_INDEX>2<\/CHANNEL_INDEX>/.test(list),
			"the name landed on the wrong channel: " + list.slice(0, 300));
	});

	// Bulk edit is built from the same field list, in its own markup.
	const bulkPanel = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-panel]");
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-toggle]"));
	await waitFor(() => bulkPanel.hidden === false, "bulk edit panel", 5000);

	/* --- renaming a track across the day --- */

	check("the day's track names are listed, commonest first, with counts", () => {
		// A reading of the card before it is a form: two spellings of the same
		// mic, or a name on two takes of three, are visible without looking.
		const lines = doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-bulk-track]");
		assert(lines.length >= 2, "only " + lines.length + " names found");
		const names = Array.from(lines).map((l) => l.getAttribute("data-bwfa-bulk-track"));
		assert(names.indexOf("Boom") !== -1, "found: " + names.join(", "));
		const counts = Array.from(lines)
			.map((l) => parseInt(l.querySelector(".bwfa-bulk-track-count").textContent, 10));
		for (let i = 1; i < counts.length; i++) {
			assert(counts[i] <= counts[i - 1], "not sorted by how many files use them");
		}
	});

	check("resting on a control explains it, in one line", () => {
		// Applied on first hover, because half these controls are built when
		// a panel opens and watching the whole app for them would cost more
		// than answering the question when it is asked.
		const button = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-audio]");
		assert.strictEqual(button.hasAttribute("title"), false,
			"the hint was there before anybody looked");
		button.dispatchEvent(new window.MouseEvent("mouseover", { bubbles: true }));
		const hint = button.getAttribute("title");
		assert(hint && hint.length, "resting on it said nothing");
		assert(hint.length < 60, "that is not a short description: " + hint);
	});

	check("each column heading explains itself, not just how to sort", () => {
		// Every heading carries the same attribute, so the hint is keyed on
		// its value: what FPS or Tape/Reel actually means is the reason for
		// hinting them at all.
		const scene = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-sort="scene"]');
		const rate = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-sort="sampleRate"]');
		assert(scene && rate, "the headings aren't sortable any more");
		scene.dispatchEvent(new window.MouseEvent("mouseover", { bubbles: true }));
		rate.dispatchEvent(new window.MouseEvent("mouseover", { bubbles: true }));
		assert(/scene/i.test(scene.getAttribute("title")),
			"scene reads: " + scene.getAttribute("title"));
		assert(scene.getAttribute("title") !== rate.getAttribute("title"),
			"every column says the same thing");
	});

	check("the status line and the transport readouts explain themselves too", () => {
		[
			"[data-bwfa-status]",
			"[data-bwfa-player-badge]",
			"[data-bwfa-player-elapsed]",
			"[data-bwfa-player-duration]",
		].forEach((selector) => {
			const el = doc.querySelector(selector);
			assert(el, "no " + selector);
			el.dispatchEvent(new window.MouseEvent("mouseover", { bubbles: true }));
			assert(el.getAttribute("title"), selector + " says nothing on hover");
		});
	});

	await checkAsync("the controls inside the modals explain themselves too", async () => {
		// Every control in a panel is built when the panel opens, which is
		// exactly the set that got missed the first time round.
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-audio]"));
		await waitFor(() => !doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-panel]").hidden,
			"the export panel", 5000);
		[
			"[data-bwfa-export-depth]",
			"[data-bwfa-export-channels]",
			"[data-bwfa-export-normalize]",
			"[data-bwfa-export-collision]",
			"[data-bwfa-export-naming]",
			"[data-bwfa-export-dest]",
			"[data-bwfa-export-choose]",
			"[data-bwfa-export-cancel]",
		].forEach((selector) => {
			const el = doc.querySelector(selector);
			assert(el, "no " + selector);
			el.dispatchEvent(new window.MouseEvent("mouseover", { bubbles: true }));
			assert(el.getAttribute("title"), selector + " says nothing on hover");
		});
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-cancel]"));
		// Opening export closed bulk edit, which the checks after this expect
		// to still be up.
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-toggle]"));
		await waitFor(() => bulkPanel.hidden === false, "bulk edit back", 5000);
	});

	check("pointing at a label answers for the field it names", () => {
		// The word is what you actually point at; the control is a box next
		// to it. A label that says nothing is the common case of "it has no
		// hints" even when it does.
		const label = doc.querySelector('label[for="bwfa-export-depth"]');
		assert(label, "the depth control has no label");
		// Cleared first: an earlier hover on the control itself would
		// otherwise answer for the label and prove nothing.
		doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-depth]").removeAttribute("title");
		label.dispatchEvent(new window.MouseEvent("mouseover", { bubbles: true }));
		assert(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-depth]").getAttribute("title"),
			"pointing at the label explained nothing");
	});

	check("every modal closes the way a Mac window closes, and none is missed", () => {
		// One rule, one class, so the thing worth checking is that no dialog
		// grew its own close control and slipped out from under it.
		const dialogs = doc.querySelectorAll(".modal-dialog");
		assert(dialogs.length >= 5, "only " + dialogs.length + " dialogs found");
		dialogs.forEach((dialog) => {
			const closers = dialog.querySelectorAll(".modal-close");
			assert.strictEqual(closers.length, 1,
				dialog.className + " has " + closers.length + " close buttons");
		});
		const shipped = fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8").replace(/\n/g, " ");
		// The framework styles this class too, so the one that counts is the
		// last one in the cascade, not the first one in the file.
		const rules = shipped.match(/\.bwfa-scope \.modal-close \{[^}]*\}/g) || [];
		assert(rules.length, "the close button has no rule of its own");
		const rule = rules[rules.length - 1];
		assert(/left:\s*var\(--traffic-inset\)/.test(rule),
			"it isn't on the left: " + rule);
		assert(/right:\s*auto/.test(rule), "it is still pinned right too");
		assert(/border-radius:\s*50%/.test(rule), "it isn't round");
		assert(/#ff5f57/.test(rule), "it isn't the system's red");
		// The detail modal focuses its close button as it opens, and the
		// framework's focus ring drew a black box around the traffic light
		// on that one modal only.
		assert(/\.modal-close:focus\s*\{[^}]*outline:\s*none/.test(shipped),
			"focusing the close button still draws a ring around it");
		assert(/width:\s*var\(--traffic-size\)/.test(rule) &&
			/height:\s*var\(--traffic-size\)/.test(rule),
			"it isn't sized from the one place that sets it: " + rule);
		// Both numbers in one place, so nudging them is two edits and not
		// a hunt through six rules.
		assert(/--traffic-size:\s*\d+px/.test(shipped), "no size to nudge");
		assert(/--traffic-inset:\s*\d+px/.test(shipped), "no inset to nudge");

		// Nothing later in the cascade may move it, resize it or pad it. The
		// sheets used to carry their own rule for exactly that, which is how
		// one modal's button ended up a different size from the rest.
		const after = shipped.slice(shipped.lastIndexOf(rule) + rule.length);
		const meddling = after.match(/\.bwfa-scope [^{}]*\.(modal-close|bwfa-sheet-close)[^{}]*\{[^}]*\}/g) || [];
		meddling.forEach((later) => {
			assert(!/(^|[^-])(top|left|right|bottom|width|height|padding|border-radius):/.test(later),
				"a later rule still shapes the close button: " + later);
		});
	});

	await checkAsync("clicking the dimmed page closes whatever is over it", async () => {
		// A behaviour check, not a check of the handler that provides it:
		// the framework already does this for its own modals, and the
		// generic one added here covers any that it doesn't. Either way,
		// what matters is that the dimmed page is a way out.
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-report-open]"));
		await waitFor(() => !doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-modal]").hidden,
			"the sound report", 5000);
		// The overlay itself, which is what a click beside the dialog
		// actually lands on — not the backdrop element behind it.
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-modal]"));
		await waitFor(() => doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-modal]").hidden,
			"it to close on a click outside", 5000);
	});

	check("every dialog can position its own close button", () => {
		// Absolute positioning anchors to the nearest positioned ancestor.
		// Miss this and the button anchors to the overlay instead, landing
		// off the corner of the panel where nobody will ever find it.
		const shipped = fs.readFileSync(INDEX, "utf8").replace(/\n/g, " ");
		assert(/\.bwfa-scope \.modal-dialog \{[^}]*position:\s*relative/.test(shipped),
			"a dialog can't position its own close button");
	});

	check("the hints come from the same file as every other string", () => {
		// So changing the wording is editing one file, not hunting through
		// markup and JavaScript for it.
		assert(window.bwfaL10n && window.bwfaL10n.hints,
			"there is no hints table to edit");
		assert(window.bwfaL10n.hints["bwfa-export-audio"],
			"the hint isn't in the strings file");
	});

	check("a rename is keyed on the name, and only touches that name", () => {
		// The mechanism behind bulk renaming, run against the writer the app
		// actually ships. Twice this session an edit landed in the modal's
		// collector instead of bulk's because the two functions end with the
		// same line, and this is the check that catches that class of thing.
		const before = '<?xml version="1.0"?><BWFXML><TRACK_LIST>' +
			"<TRACK><CHANNEL_INDEX>1</CHANNEL_INDEX><NAME>Boom</NAME></TRACK>" +
			"<TRACK><CHANNEL_INDEX>2</CHANNEL_INDEX><NAME>Lav Anna</NAME></TRACK>" +
			"<TRACK><CHANNEL_INDEX>3</CHANNEL_INDEX><NAME>Boom</NAME></TRACK>" +
			"</TRACK_LIST><SCENE>12A</SCENE></BWFXML>";
		const after = window.BWFA.MetadataWriter.applyIxmlFieldEdits(before, [
			{ renameTrack: { from: "Boom", to: "Boom (Ambient)" } },
		]);
		// Every track carrying the name, whatever channel it sits on.
		assert.strictEqual(after.split("Boom (Ambient)").length - 1, 2,
			"renamed " + (after.split("Boom (Ambient)").length - 1) + " of 2: " + after);
		assert(after.indexOf("Lav Anna") !== -1, "it renamed a track it wasn't asked to");
		assert(after.indexOf("<SCENE>12A</SCENE>") !== -1, "it disturbed the rest of the iXML");
		// And a name nobody has is not an error, it is simply nothing to do.
		const untouched = window.BWFA.MetadataWriter.applyIxmlFieldEdits(before, [
			{ renameTrack: { from: "Plant FX", to: "Anything" } },
		]);
		assert(untouched.indexOf("Anything") === -1, "it invented a track");
	});

	check("clicking a name turns it into a field", () => {
		const line = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-bulk-track="Boom"]');
		assert(line, "no Boom row in the list");
		click(line.querySelector(".bwfa-name-chip"));
		assert(line.querySelector("input"),
			"clicking the name didn't turn it into a field");
	});


	/* --- the sound report remembers who it's for --- */

	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-report-open]"));
	const reportDetails = {
		company: "Acme Films",
		project: "The Long Weekend",
		director: "R. Okonjo",
		mixer: "Vincent Rozenberg",
		phone: "+31 6 1234 5678",
		email: "vincent@example.com",
		note: "Day 4, ext. night",
	};
	Object.keys(reportDetails).forEach((key) => {
		const input = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-report-field="' + key + '"]');
		assert(input, "no report field called " + key);
		input.value = reportDetails[key];
	});
	doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-report-format]").value = "csv";
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-report-create]"));

	check("the report details survive the next launch", () => {
		const stored = window.localStorage.getItem("bwfa_report_details_v1");
		assert(stored, "nothing was saved, so it'd all be typed again tomorrow");
		const parsed = JSON.parse(stored);
		assert.strictEqual(parsed.company, "Acme Films");
		assert.strictEqual(parsed.email, "vincent@example.com");
		assert.strictEqual(parsed.format, "csv", "the format choice wasn't kept");
	});

	check("creating the report closes the modal", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-export-modal]").hidden, true,
			"the modal stayed up over the save panel");
	});

	/* --- playback: the engine, and what the page does with it --- */

	/* Playback is Rust now. WebKit's audio dies after the machine has been
	   left alone, the transport keeps running, and only quitting the app
	   brings sound back — a page reload doesn't, which puts the fault below
	   anything a page can reach. So the page no longer makes sound: it asks
	   the engine to, and reads the position back off an event. What follows
	   is that conversation, which is all of it the page is responsible for. */

	const playerBox = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player]");
	const playpause = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-playpause]");
	const rowPlay = rowsOf()[0].querySelector("[data-bwfa-play-btn]");
	click(rowPlay);
	await waitFor(() => engine.state !== null, "the engine to be asked for a file", 5000);

	check("playing a file names it in the transport", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(playerBox.hidden, false, "the player went away");
		assert.strictEqual(playpause.disabled, false, "Play is disabled while playing");
		assert(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-filename]").textContent.length,
			"the transport doesn't say what's playing");
		assert(/now playing/i.test(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-badge]").textContent),
			"badge: " + doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-badge]").textContent);
	});

	check("nothing in the page opens an audio context any more", () => {
		// The whole point of the change, and the one assertion that would
		// catch it creeping back: an AudioContext here is the bug returning,
		// because it is the thing that dies and cannot be revived.
		assert.strictEqual(audio.created, 0,
			"the page built " + audio.created + " audio contexts");
		assert.strictEqual(audio.starts, 0, "the page started Web Audio playback");
	});

	check("the engine is asked for the file by path, from the top", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(engine.state.path, rowsOf()[0].dataset.bwfaPath || engine.state.path);
		assert.strictEqual(engine.state.seconds, 0, "it started part way in");
		assert(engine.state.playing, "it was asked for a file but not to play it");
	});

	await checkAsync("the clock is the engine's, not one the page keeps", async () => {
		// The old player counted seconds off an AudioContext, which keeps
		// counting perfectly while nothing is being heard. This one can only
		// move if the engine says it moved.
		const before = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-elapsed]").textContent;
		engine.advance(1);
		await waitFor(() =>
			doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-elapsed]").textContent !== before,
			"the transport to follow the engine", 3000);
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-elapsed]").textContent,
			"00:00:01", "elapsed reads " + doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-elapsed]").textContent);
	});

	await checkAsync("pause and play go to the engine, and hold the position", async () => {
		click(playpause);
		await waitFor(() => engine.calls.indexOf("pause") !== -1, "the pause", 3000);
		assert.strictEqual(engine.state.playing, false, "the engine was left running");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-elapsed]").textContent, "00:00:01",
			"the position moved while paused");

		click(playpause);
		await waitFor(() => engine.state && engine.state.playing, "playing again", 3000);
		assert(engine.state.seconds >= 1, "it restarted from " + engine.state.seconds);
	});

	await checkAsync("the chips send one gain per channel", async () => {
		const chips = doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-channel-chips] [data-channel-index]");
		assert(chips.length >= 2, "only " + chips.length + " channels offered");
		click(chips[1]);
		await waitFor(() => engine.state && engine.state.gains.length === chips.length,
			"the gains", 3000);
		assert.strictEqual(engine.state.gains[0], 1, "channel 1 was turned down");
		assert.strictEqual(engine.state.gains[1], 0, "muting channel 2 didn't reach the engine");
		click(chips[1]);
		await waitFor(() => engine.state && engine.state.gains[1] === 1, "unmuting", 3000);
	});

	await checkAsync("the output being rebuilt underneath is said out loud", async () => {
		// This is the case that used to be unrecoverable. The engine reopens
		// the device and carries on; the page's job is to not leave the gap
		// unexplained.
		engine.reopen();
		await waitFor(() => /reopened/i.test(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-status]").textContent),
			"the status line", 3000);
	});

	const playing = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-filename]").textContent;
	engine.finish();
	await waitFor(() => !doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-playpause]").disabled &&
		engine.state === null, "the file to finish", 5000);

	check("a finished file leaves its length and its waveform on screen", () => {
		assert(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-duration]").textContent !== "00:00:00",
			"the length went away with the file");
	});

	check("the transport stays up when a file finishes, holding it ready", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(playerBox.hidden, false, "the player vanished with the file");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-filename]").textContent, playing,
			"it forgot what it just played");
		assert.strictEqual(playpause.disabled, false, "there's nothing to press to hear it again");
	});

	await checkAsync("and its Play button plays that file again", async () => {
		click(playpause);
		await waitFor(() => engine.state !== null, "the file to start again", 5000);
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-filename]").textContent, playing);
	});

	await checkAsync("the spectrogram opens over the page and draws the file", async () => {
		// The waveform stays where it is; this is the picture you go and look
		// at, so it gets the room.
		const open = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-spectro-open]");
		assert(open, "no spectrogram button in the player");
		click(open);
		await waitFor(() => engine.calls.indexOf("spectrogram") !== -1,
			"the spectrogram to be asked for", 8000);
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-spectro]").hidden, false,
			"the modal didn't open");
		await waitFor(() => /kHz/.test(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-spectro-note]").textContent),
			"the picture to arrive", 8000);
		const canvas = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-spectro-canvas]");
		assert.strictEqual(canvas.width, 1200, "canvas is " + canvas.width + " wide");
		assert.strictEqual(canvas.height, 1024, "canvas is " + canvas.height + " tall");
	});

	check("the picture has a frequency axis, read top down", () => {
		// Nyquist at the top and DC at the bottom, which is the way round
		// every spectrogram anybody has read is drawn.
		const marks = Array.from(
			doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-spectro-scale] span")).map((s) => s.textContent);
		assert(marks.length >= 3, "only " + marks.length + " marks on the axis");
		assert(/kHz|Hz/.test(marks[0]), "the axis says nothing: " + marks.join(", "));
		const top = parseFloat(marks[0]);
		const bottom = parseFloat(marks[marks.length - 1]);
		assert(top > bottom, "the axis runs the wrong way: " + marks.join(", "));
		assert(Math.abs(top - 24) < 0.2, "the top of a 48k file should be 24 kHz, got " + marks[0]);
	});

	check("the picture can be saved, and the app asks where", () => {
		// Down the same road as every other export: a download link the
		// bridge turns into the native save panel.
		const save = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-spectro-save]");
		assert(save, "there is no way to keep the picture");
		assert(/save/i.test(save.textContent), "it doesn't say what it does");
	});

	check("it follows the channel chips rather than always summing", () => {
		// Solo the boom and you see the boom. Looking at what you are hearing
		// is the entire reason to have it in the player.
		const asked = engine.lastSpectro;
		assert(asked && asked.gains, "no gains were sent");
		assert.strictEqual(asked.gains.length,
			doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-channel-chips] [data-channel-index]").length,
			"one gain per channel is what the engine expects");
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-spectro-close]"));
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-spectro]").hidden, true,
			"it wouldn't close");
	});

	await checkAsync("the mixer opens with one fader per track, named", async () => {
		const open = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-open]");
		assert(open, "no mixer knob in the player");
		click(open);
		const modal = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer]");
		assert.strictEqual(modal.hidden, false, "the mixer didn't open");
		// The class matters as much as the attribute: .modal stays at
		// display:none without .open, so "unhidden" can still mean invisible.
		assert(modal.classList.contains("open"),
			"unhidden but no .open class — the user would see nothing");
		const strips = doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-mixer-strips] .bwfa-mixer-strip");
		const chips = doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-channel-chips] [data-channel-index]");
		assert.strictEqual(strips.length, chips.length,
			strips.length + " faders for " + chips.length + " tracks");
		assert(strips.length > 0, "the file has no tracks to mix");
		// The name beside the fader is the track's name, not "Ch 1", when the
		// file carries one — you mix "Boom", not a channel number.
		const names = Array.from(strips).map(
			(s) => s.querySelector(".bwfa-mixer-name").textContent);
		const chipNames = Array.from(chips).map((c) => c.textContent);
		assert.deepStrictEqual(names, chipNames,
			"the mixer and the player disagree on the track names: " + names.join(", "));
	});

	await checkAsync("pulling a fader down reaches the engine, that track only", async () => {
		const fader = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-fader="0"]');
		assert(fader, "no fader on the first track");
		fader.value = "-6";
		fader.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));
		await waitFor(() => engine.state && engine.state.gains &&
			engine.state.gains[0] < 0.9, "the new gain to reach the engine", 4000);
		const gains = engine.state.gains;
		// -6 dB is half the voltage, near enough: 10^(-6/20) = 0.501.
		assert(Math.abs(gains[0] - 0.5012) < 0.005,
			"-6 dB should be about 0.50 linear, got " + gains[0]);
		for (let i = 1; i < gains.length; i++) {
			assert.strictEqual(gains[i], 1,
				"track " + (i + 1) + " moved too, at " + gains[i]);
		}
		const readout = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-db="0"]').textContent;
		assert(/-6/.test(readout) || /\u22126/.test(readout),
			"the readout says " + readout);
	});

	await checkAsync("the top of the travel is +6 dB and the bottom is silence", async () => {
		const fader = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-fader="0"]');
		assert.strictEqual(fader.max, "6", "the fader tops out at " + fader.max + " dB");
		fader.value = fader.max;
		fader.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));
		await waitFor(() => engine.state.gains[0] > 1.5, "the boost to land", 4000);
		assert(Math.abs(engine.state.gains[0] - 1.9953) < 0.01,
			"+6 dB should be about 2.0 linear, got " + engine.state.gains[0]);
		fader.value = fader.min;
		fader.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));
		await waitFor(() => engine.state.gains[0] === 0, "the fader to reach silence", 4000);
		// Not 0.001: all the way down means off, the way a desk does it.
		assert.strictEqual(engine.state.gains[0], 0,
			"the bottom of the travel left " + engine.state.gains[0] + " through");
		fader.value = "0";
		fader.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));
		await waitFor(() => engine.state.gains[0] === 1, "unity to come back", 4000);
	});

	await checkAsync("its mute is the player's mute, not a second one", async () => {
		const mute = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-mute="1"]');
		assert(mute, "no mute on the second track");
		click(mute);
		await waitFor(() => engine.state && engine.state.gains &&
			engine.state.gains[1] === 0, "the mute to reach the engine", 4000);
		const chip = doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-channel-chips] [data-channel-index]")[1];
		assert(chip.className.indexOf("is-muted") !== -1,
			"the player's chip didn't follow: " + chip.className);
		assert(mute.className.indexOf("is-muted") !== -1, "the mixer's own button didn't light");
		click(mute);
		await waitFor(() => engine.state.gains[1] === 1, "the unmute to land", 4000);
	});

	await checkAsync("the transport in the mixer is the transport in the player", async () => {
		const button = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-playpause]");
		assert(button, "no transport in the mixer");
		const playerBtn = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-playpause]");
		assert.strictEqual(button.textContent.trim(), playerBtn.textContent.trim(),
			"they disagree: mixer says " + button.textContent + ", player says " +
			playerBtn.textContent);
		const wasPlaying = /pause/i.test(button.textContent);
		click(button);
		await waitFor(() => /pause/i.test(button.textContent) !== wasPlaying,
			"the mixer's button to take effect", 4000);
		assert.strictEqual(button.textContent.trim(), playerBtn.textContent.trim(),
			"pausing in the mixer left the player's button reading " + playerBtn.textContent);
		if (!/pause/i.test(button.textContent)) {
			click(button);
			await waitFor(() => /pause/i.test(button.textContent), "it to start again", 4000);
		}
	});

	await checkAsync("and it follows the player when the player is the one pressed", async () => {
		// The other direction, which is the one that goes stale quietly: pause
		// from the player, or let a file end, and the mixer must not sit there
		// still reading Pause.
		const button = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-playpause]");
		const playerBtn = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-playpause]");
		const was = button.textContent.trim();
		click(playerBtn);
		await waitFor(() => playerBtn.textContent.trim() !== was,
			"the player's own button to change", 4000);
		await waitFor(() => button.textContent.trim() === playerBtn.textContent.trim(),
			"the mixer to follow the player onto " + playerBtn.textContent.trim(), 4000);
		click(playerBtn);
		await waitFor(() => /pause/i.test(playerBtn.textContent), "playback to resume", 4000);
	});

	await checkAsync("the mixer carries the player's transport, waveform and all", async () => {
		// Not a second transport with its own look: the same markup, the same
		// drawing code, the same click-to-seek arithmetic.
		const wave = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-waveform]");
		assert(wave, "no waveform in the mixer");
		assert.strictEqual(wave.tagName, "CANVAS", "the waveform is a " + wave.tagName);
		assert(wave.className.indexOf("bwfa-player-waveform") !== -1,
			"it isn't drawn as the player's waveform: " + wave.className);
		assert(!doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-seek]"),
			"the old slider is still there alongside the waveform");
		const button = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-playpause]");
		assert(button.className.indexOf("btn-primary") !== -1,
			"the transport button isn't the player's: " + button.className);

		// jsdom gives every box zero size, so the seek arithmetic needs a real
		// rectangle to work against.
		wave.getBoundingClientRect = () => ({ left: 0, top: 0, width: 1000, height: 56 });
		const total = engine.state.duration;
		wave.dispatchEvent(new window.MouseEvent("click", { bubbles: true, clientX: 500 }));
		await waitFor(() => engine.state && engine.state.seconds > total * 0.4,
			"clicking the middle of the waveform to seek half way", 6000);
		assert(Math.abs(engine.state.seconds - total / 2) < total * 0.1,
			"clicked half way through " + total.toFixed(2) + "s, engine went to " +
			engine.state.seconds.toFixed(2) + "s");
		const clock = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-elapsed]").textContent;
		assert(/^\d\d:\d\d:\d\d/.test(clock), "the clock reads " + clock);
		assert(clock !== "00:00:00", "half way through and the clock still says " + clock);
	});

	await checkAsync("each track has a meter, fed by the engine", async () => {
		// The page holds no audio on this build — playback lives in Rust — so
		// the only honest source for a meter is the engine's own status.
		const meters = doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-mixer-meter]");
		assert(meters.length > 0, "no meters in the mixer");
		assert.strictEqual(meters.length,
			doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-mixer-strips] .bwfa-mixer-strip").length,
			"one meter per track is the idea");

		// Half scale on the first track, a quarter on the rest.
		engine.levels = Array.from(meters).map((_, i) => (i === 0 ? 0.5 : 0.25));
		engine.report({});
		await waitFor(() => meters[0].getAttribute("data-bwfa-meter-db") !== null,
			"the meter to read something", 4000);
		const db = parseFloat(meters[0].getAttribute("data-bwfa-meter-db"));
		assert(Math.abs(db + 6.02) < 0.2, "half scale should read -6 dB, reads " + db);
		const mask = meters[0].querySelector(".bwfa-mixer-meter-mask");
		const lit = parseFloat(mask.style.left);
		// -6 dB on a scale that bottoms out at -60: (60-6)/60 = 90%.
		assert(Math.abs(lit - 90) < 1, "the bar is lit to " + lit + "% for -6 dB");
		assert(!meters[0].className.includes("is-hot"), "half scale shouldn't read as hot");
		// The colours are fixed to the scale, not to the level: the gradient
		// is on the track and the mask hides what isn't lit.
		assert(/linear-gradient/.test(css.match(/\.bwfa-mixer-meter \{[^}]*/)[0]),
			"the meter track has no gradient, so its colours move with the level");
		const marks = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-mixer-scale] span"))
			.map((m) => m.textContent);
		assert.deepStrictEqual(marks, ["-60", "-40", "-20", "-6", "0"],
			"the dB scale reads " + marks.join(" "));
		// And it has to sit over the meters. Separate grids with matching
		// column lists do not line up: fr is resolved per container from its
		// own contents, so the scale spread across the fader as well.
		// It has to be inside the meter's own cell. A scale laid out anywhere
		// else lines up with the meters only by luck, and the first time the
		// column widths move it stops lining up at all.
		const scale = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-scale]");
		assert(scale.closest(".bwfa-mixer-meter-cell"),
			"the scale is outside the meter's cell, so nothing keeps them the same width");
		assert.strictEqual(scale.parentNode,
			doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-meter="0"]').parentNode,
			"the scale and the first meter are not in the same box");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-mixer-scale]").length, 1,
			"there is a scale over every meter instead of one over the stack");
		// And the meter has to fill that cell. As a bare <span> it is inline
		// with no content, so it collapses to nothing: still updated, still
		// invisible, which reads as a meter that has stopped working.
		const meterRule = css.match(/\.bwfa-mixer-meter \{[^}]*\}/)[0];
		assert(/display:\s*block/.test(meterRule),
			"the meter is inline, so it has no width of its own: " + meterRule);
		assert(/width:\s*100%/.test(meterRule),
			"the meter doesn't fill its cell: " + meterRule);
	});

	await checkAsync("the meter reads the track, not the fader", async () => {
		// Pre-fader on purpose: mute a channel and the meter must go on saying
		// there is content there. A meter that follows your monitoring choices
		// can't tell you whether a take has anything on it.
		const meter = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-meter="0"]');
		const fader = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-fader="0"]');
		fader.value = fader.min;
		fader.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));
		click(doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-mute="0"]'));
		await waitFor(() => engine.state.gains[0] === 0, "the channel to go silent", 4000);
		// Long enough for the ballistics to have fallen away if the meter were
		// reading post-fader. Checking straight after one report would pass
		// either way, because the bar has not had time to move yet.
		engine.levels = [0.25, 0.25];
		const started = Date.now();
		while (Date.now() - started < 900) {
			engine.report({});
			await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 60));
		}
		const db = parseFloat(meter.getAttribute("data-bwfa-meter-db"));
		assert(Math.abs(db + 12.04) < 1.5,
			"a silenced channel carrying -12 dB of content reads " + db + " dB");
		click(doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-mute="0"]'));
		fader.value = "0";
		fader.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));
	});

	await checkAsync("the meter falls back when the level goes away", async () => {
		const meter = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-mixer-meter="0"]');
		const before = parseFloat(meter.getAttribute("data-bwfa-meter-db"));
		engine.levels = null;
		engine.report({});
		await waitFor(() => {
			engine.report({});
			const now = parseFloat(meter.getAttribute("data-bwfa-meter-db"));
			return !(now >= before);
		}, "the meter to start falling", 5000);
		const after = parseFloat(meter.getAttribute("data-bwfa-meter-db"));
		assert(after < before, "held at " + after + " dB with nothing feeding it");
	});

	await checkAsync("the transport's label survives the pointer", async () => {
		// The bug: the label was rewritten on every status tick, ten times a
		// second, so a mousedown-then-mouseup over the word could lose its
		// click when the node under it was replaced mid-gesture. Now the word
		// lives in a span that is only written when the word actually changes.
		const button = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-playpause]");
		const label = button.querySelector("[data-bwfa-label]");
		assert(label, "the transport button has no label span");
		let rewrites = 0;
		const observer = new window.MutationObserver(() => { rewrites++; });
		observer.observe(button, { childList: true, characterData: true, subtree: true });
		const word = label.textContent;
		await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 600));
		observer.disconnect();
		assert.strictEqual(label.textContent, word, "the word changed on its own");
		assert.strictEqual(rewrites, 0,
			"the label was rewritten " + rewrites + " times while nothing changed");
	});

	await checkAsync("prev and next name the neighbours and move the player", async () => {
		const next = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-next]");
		// The forward group is pinned to the buttons by a single auto margin.
		// Two autos, one on each nav group, split the free space between them
		// and leave the arrow stranded mid-footer.
		const footerRules = css.match(/\.bwfa-modal-nav-(back|on) \{[^}]*\}/g).join("");
		assert.strictEqual((footerRules.match(/margin-\w+:\s*auto/g) || []).length, 1,
			"expected exactly one auto margin across the footer navs, found: " + footerRules);
		const nextName = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-next-name]");
		assert(next && nextName, "no file navigation in the mixer footer");
		const wanted = nextName.textContent;
		assert(wanted, "the next arrow doesn't say where it goes");
		assert.strictEqual(next.disabled, false, "the next arrow is dead mid-list");
		click(next);
		await waitFor(() =>
			doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-filename]").textContent === wanted,
			"the player to follow the mixer onto " + wanted, 6000);
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-filename]").textContent, wanted,
			"the mixer's own title didn't move");
		// And the strips are rebuilt for the file we landed on, not left
		// showing the last one's tracks.
		await waitFor(() =>
			doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-channel-chips] [data-channel-index]").length > 0,
			"the player to redraw its chips", 6000);
		assert.strictEqual(
			doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-mixer-strips] .bwfa-mixer-strip").length,
			doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-channel-chips] [data-channel-index]").length,
			"the faders are still the previous file's");
		// The meters have to survive the change. They are built from whether
		// this build reports levels at all, not from whether a level happens
		// to have arrived in the instant after the new file opened — reading
		// that gap as "no meters here" is what made them disappear.
		assert.strictEqual(
			doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-mixer-meter]").length,
			doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-mixer-strips] .bwfa-mixer-strip").length,
			"the meters went missing when the file changed");
		assert(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-scale]"),
			"the dB scale went missing when the file changed");

		// Back where the rest of the run expects the transport to be.
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-prev]"));
		await waitFor(() =>
			doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-filename]").textContent !== wanted,
			"the previous arrow to walk back", 6000);
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer-close]"));
		const shut = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-mixer]");
		assert.strictEqual(shut.hidden, true, "the mixer wouldn't close");
		assert(!shut.classList.contains("open"), "closing left the .open class behind");
	});

	await checkAsync("stopping tells the engine to let the file go", async () => {
		// The file is held open by the engine, not by the page, so a stop that
		// doesn't reach it leaves a handle on a card somebody wants to eject.
		const before = engine.calls.filter((c) => c === "stop").length;
		click(rowsOf()[1].querySelector("[data-bwfa-play-btn]"));
		await waitFor(() => engine.calls.filter((c) => c === "stop").length > before,
			"the stop", 5000);
	});

	check("the settings are folded away behind their own headings", () => {
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-open]"));
		const sections = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-settings]"));
		assert.deepStrictEqual(sections.map((el) => el.getAttribute("data-bwfa-settings")),
			["appearance", "playback", "columns"]);
		sections.forEach((section) => {
			assert.strictEqual(section.tagName, "DETAILS", "not an accordion: " + section.outerHTML.slice(0, 60));
			assert.strictEqual(section.open, false, "it starts open, which is the wall of options again");
			assert(section.querySelector("summary").textContent.trim().length, "no heading to click");
		});
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-close]"));
	});

	check("appearance follows the system until it's told otherwise", () => {
		const app = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-app]");
		assert.strictEqual(app.getAttribute("data-bwfa-theme"), "light",
			"the harness reports a light system, so the app should be light");
		const modes = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-theme-mode]"));
		assert.deepStrictEqual(modes.map((m) => m.value), ["auto", "light", "dark"]);
		assert.strictEqual(modes.filter((m) => m.checked)[0].value, "auto");
	});

	check("choosing dark turns the whole app over, and is remembered", () => {
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-open]"));
		const dark = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-theme-mode][value="dark"]');
		dark.checked = true;
		dark.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("change", { bubbles: true }));

		const app = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-app]");
		assert.strictEqual(app.getAttribute("data-bwfa-theme"), "dark", "the app didn't switch");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.documentElement.style.colorScheme, "dark",
			"the engine wasn't told, so scrollbars and form controls stay light");
		assert.strictEqual(window.localStorage.getItem("bwfa_theme"), "dark", "not remembered");

		// The theme is one ramp: no rule anywhere names a light colour that
		// the dark block doesn't turn over.
		const dark_rules = shellCss.slice(shellCss.indexOf('[data-bwfa-theme="dark"]'));
		assert(/--gray-0:\s*#202225/.test(dark_rules), "the anthracite ramp is missing");

		const light = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-theme-mode][value="light"]');
		light.checked = true;
		light.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("change", { bubbles: true }));
		assert.strictEqual(app.getAttribute("data-bwfa-theme"), "light", "it wouldn't switch back");
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-close]"));
	});

	check("the cog offers what happens when a file finishes", () => {
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-open]"));
		const modes = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-playback-mode]"));
		assert.deepStrictEqual(modes.map((m) => m.value), ["stop", "next", "repeat"],
			"modes offered: " + modes.map((m) => m.value).join(", "));
		assert.strictEqual(modes.filter((m) => m.checked).length, 1, "no mode is selected");
		assert.strictEqual(modes.filter((m) => m.checked)[0].value, "stop",
			"the default should be the least surprising one");
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-close]"));
	});

	// Working down the list, and looping, both start from the same place: a
	// file that has just ended.
	const playNext = async (mode) => {
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-open]"));
		const radio = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-playback-mode][value="' + mode + '"]');
		radio.checked = true;
		radio.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("change", { bubbles: true }));
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-close]"));

		// Clicking the Play button of the row that's already playing is a
		// pause, and decoding is a promise, so nudge it until the file we want
		// is actually the one playing.
		const play = rowsOf()[0].querySelector("[data-bwfa-play-btn]");
		const playingFirst = () => {
			const playback = window.BWFA_STATE.playback;
			return !!(playback && playback.isPlaying && /A001/.test(playback.row.parsed.fileName));
		};
		for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 5 && !playingFirst(); attempt++) {
			click(play);
			await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 150));
		}
		await waitFor(playingFirst, "the first file", 4000);
		const started = engine.calls.filter((c) => c === "play").length;
		engine.finish();
		await waitFor(() => engine.calls.filter((c) => c === "play").length > started,
			"the next file to start", 4000).catch(() => {});
		return doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-filename]").textContent;
	};

	const nextUp = await playNext("next");
	check("'Play the next file' works down the table as it's sorted", () => {
		assert(/A002/.test(nextUp), "it played " + nextUp + " rather than the next row");
	});

	const looped = await playNext("repeat");
	check("'Repeat it' plays the same file again", () => {
		assert(/A001/.test(looped), "it moved on to " + looped);
	});

	check("the choice survives a relaunch", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(window.localStorage.getItem("bwfa_playback_mode"), "repeat",
			"the mode wasn't remembered");
	});

	// Back to the default so the checks that follow behave.
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-open]"));
	const stopRadio = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-playback-mode][value="stop"]');
	stopRadio.checked = true;
	stopRadio.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("change", { bubbles: true }));
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-close]"));

	check("the columns cog is in the header cell above Play, not in the toolbar", () => {
		const cells = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll("[data-bwfa-table-head] th"));
		assert(cells[0].querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-open]"),
			"no cog in the first header cell");
		// Play and Details are the first two columns in this build, and the
		// Details header cell stays empty.
		assert.strictEqual(cells[1].textContent.trim(), "", "the Details header grew a label");
		assert.strictEqual(
			window.getComputedStyle(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-dropdown]")).display,
			"none", "the Columns dropdown is still in the toolbar");

		const modal = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-modal]");
		click(cells[0].querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-open]"));
		assert.strictEqual(modal.hidden, false, "the cog didn't open the modal");
		assert(!doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-backdrop]").hidden,
			"the page behind isn't dimmed");
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-columns-close]"));
		assert.strictEqual(modal.hidden, true, "Done didn't close it");
	});

	check("the player offers a way into the playing file's metadata", () => {
		const edit = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-edit]");
		assert(edit, "there is no Edit button in the player");
		assert.strictEqual(edit.textContent.trim(), "Edit", "it reads: " + edit.textContent);
		assert(edit.closest(".bwfa-player-label"), "it isn't next to the filename");
	});

	check("no button label ends in an ellipsis", () => {
		const labelled = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll(".bwfa-scope .btn, .bwfa-scope button"))
			.filter((el) => el.textContent.trim().length);
		const trailing = labelled
			.map((el) => el.textContent.trim())
			.filter((text) => /[…]|\.\.\.$/.test(text));
		assert.deepStrictEqual(trailing, [], "still trailing off: " + trailing.join(", "));
	});

	check("bulk edit has no per-field checkboxes left", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelectorAll(".bwfa-bulk-edit-toggle").length, 0,
			"the arming checkboxes are still there");
		const rows = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll(".bwfa-bulk-edit-row"));
		assert(rows.length >= 10, "expected a row per editable field, got " + rows.length);

		const heights = rows
			.map((row) => row.querySelector(".form-control, .form-select"))
			.filter((el) => el && el.tagName !== "TEXTAREA")
			.map((el) => window.getComputedStyle(el).height);
		assert(heights.length >= 5, "expected several single-line controls");
		assert.strictEqual(new Set(heights).size, 1,
			"bulk controls are different heights: " + Array.from(new Set(heights)).join(", "));
	});

	check("bulk edit opens as a modal, not as a slice of the table's height", () => {
		// It used to open as a sibling of the table inside a column exactly as
		// tall as the window, and the table is the flexible one (min-height: 0,
		// so it may shrink to nothing) — a panel at its natural height squeezed
		// the table out of existence, and since the window doesn't scroll, that
		// left nothing scrollable anywhere. A modal takes no height from the
		// column at all, which is the same guarantee without the arithmetic.
		const sheet = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-sheet="bulk"]');
		assert(sheet, "there is no modal shell around bulk edit");
		assert(sheet.contains(bulkPanel), "the panel is not inside the shell");
		assert.strictEqual(sheet.hidden, false, "the shell stayed hidden with the panel open");
		assert(sheet.classList.contains("open"), "the framework needs .open to show a modal");

		const shell = window.getComputedStyle(sheet);
		assert.strictEqual(shell.position, "fixed",
			"the shell is in the layout flow, so it still competes with the table");

		const dialog = window.getComputedStyle(sheet.querySelector(".bwfa-sheet-dialog"));
		assert.strictEqual(dialog.overflowY, "auto", "a long field list would have nowhere to scroll");
		const cap = parseFloat(dialog.maxHeight);
		assert(cap > 0 && cap < window.innerHeight,
			"the dialog is uncapped, so a long list would run off the screen: " + dialog.maxHeight);

		const backdrop = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-sheet-backdrop="bulk"]');
		assert(backdrop && !backdrop.hidden, "the page behind isn't dimmed");
	});

	check("closing the modal is the app's own Cancel, not a separate path", () => {
		const sheet = doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-sheet="bulk"]');
		doc.querySelector('[data-bwfa-sheet-close="bulk"]')
			.dispatchEvent(new window.MouseEvent("click", { bubbles: true }));
		assert.strictEqual(bulkPanel.hidden, true, "the panel is still open");
		assert.strictEqual(sheet.hidden, true, "the shell stayed up with nothing in it");
		// Put it back for the checks that follow.
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-toggle]"));
		assert.strictEqual(bulkPanel.hidden, false, "bulk edit wouldn't reopen");
	});

	check("every bulk field can express 'leave this alone'", () => {
		// With the checkboxes gone, blank is what means "skip" — so every
		// control has to have a blank state. A bare checkbox wouldn't, which
		// is why the two boolean fields are selects now.
		const rows = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll(".bwfa-bulk-edit-row"));
		rows.forEach((row) => {
			const control = row.querySelector("input, select, textarea");
			assert(control, "a row with no control");
			assert.notStrictEqual(control.type, "checkbox",
				"a checkbox has no blank state: " + row.textContent.trim().slice(0, 30));
			assert.strictEqual(control.value, "",
				"field starts pre-filled, so it would be written unasked: " +
					row.textContent.trim().slice(0, 30) + " = " + control.value);
		});
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-apply]").disabled, true,
			"Apply is live with nothing filled in");
	});

	check("filling one field arms Apply, and only that field is collected", () => {
		const rows = Array.from(doc.querySelectorAll(".bwfa-bulk-edit-row"));
		const sceneRow = rows.find((row) => /^scene/i.test(row.textContent.trim()));
		assert(sceneRow, "no Scene row");
		const field = sceneRow.querySelector("input");
		field.value = "99";
		field.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));

		const apply = doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-apply]");
		assert.strictEqual(apply.disabled, false, "Apply still disabled after typing");
		assert(/\d/.test(apply.textContent), "Apply should name the file count: " + apply.textContent);

		const stillBlank = rows
			.map((row) => row.querySelector("input, select, textarea"))
			.filter((el) => el !== field)
			.every((el) => el.value === "");
		assert(stillBlank, "typing in one field changed another");

		field.value = "";
		field.dispatchEvent(new window.Event("input", { bubbles: true }));
		assert.strictEqual(apply.disabled, true, "clearing the field should disarm Apply");
	});

	doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-bulk-edit-cancel]").dispatchEvent(
		new window.MouseEvent("click", { bubbles: true }));

	click(saveBtn);
	// The button itself reports the outcome; the status line is only used for
	// save failures.
	await waitFor(() => /saved/i.test(saveBtn.textContent), "save to report success", 10000);
	check("save reported success, not an error", () => {
		assert(!/could not save/i.test(status.textContent), status.textContent);
	});

	const after = fs.readFileSync(target);

	check("the edit reached the actual file on disk", () => {
		const text = after.toString("latin1");
		assert(/<SCENE>88Z<\/SCENE>/.test(text), "scene not written");
		assert(/retake/.test(text), "note not written");
		assert(!/<SCENE>12A<\/SCENE>/.test(text), "old scene still present");
	});

	check("audio data survived the write untouched", () => {
		const dataAt = (buf) => {
			const index = buf.indexOf(Buffer.from("data", "latin1"));
			const size = buf.readUInt32LE(index + 4);
			return buf.slice(index + 8, index + 8 + size);
		};
		assert(dataAt(before).equals(dataAt(after)), "audio bytes changed");
		assert.strictEqual(before.length, after.length, "file length changed (in-place patch expected)");
	});

	// Re-parse the written file with the app's own parser: the strongest check
	// that the bytes are still a valid BWF and not just textually right.
	const rereadBytes = new window.Uint8Array(after.length);
	rereadBytes.set(after);
	const reread = await window.BWFA.RiffParser.parseFile(
		new window.File([rereadBytes], "A001_12A_T1.wav", { type: "audio/wav" }));

	check("the written file parses back cleanly", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(reread.ixml.scene, "88Z", JSON.stringify(reread.ixml && reread.ixml.scene));
		assert.strictEqual(reread.format.sampleRate, 48000, "sample rate broken");
		assert.strictEqual(reread.format.numChannels, 2, "channel count broken");
		assert.strictEqual(reread.format.bitsPerSample, 24, "bit depth broken");
		assert.strictEqual(reread.startTimecode, "10:00:00:00", "timecode broken: " + reread.startTimecode);
		const errors = reread.errors || [];
		assert.strictEqual(errors.length, 0, "parser reported errors: " + errors.join(","));
	});

	/* --- the player still holds a finished file --- */

	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal-close]"));
	click(rowsOf()[0].querySelector("[data-bwfa-play-btn]"));
	await waitFor(() => window.BWFA_STATE.playback, "a file to be playing", 4000);
	engine.finish();
	await waitFor(() => engine.state === null, "the file to finish", 4000).catch(() => {});

	check("and Edit still opens the file that just played", () => {
		const row = window.BWFA_STATE.playerRow();
		assert(row, "the player let go of the file the moment it finished");
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player-edit]"));
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal]").hidden, false,
			"Edit did nothing with a finished file");
		click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal-close]"));
	});

	/* --- dropping a folder does the same thing as picking one --- */

	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-modal-close]"));

	emitTauri("tauri://drag-enter", { paths: [], position: { x: 0, y: 0 } });
	check("drag highlights the drop target", () =>
		assert(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-edit-entry]").classList.contains("is-dragover")));

	const droppedFolder = path.join(root, "MixPre", "Day14");
	dialogQueue = []; // Nothing should reach the dialog: the path is already known.
	emitTauri("tauri://drag-drop", { paths: [droppedFolder], position: { x: 10, y: 10 } });

	await waitFor(() => rowsOf().length === 1, "dropped folder to load", 10000);

	check("dropping a folder opens it read-write, no dialog", () => {
		assert.strictEqual(rowsOf().length, 1, "expected just the one file in Day14");
		assert(/A003_14B_T3/.test(rowsOf()[0].textContent), rowsOf()[0].textContent);
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-editing-note]").hidden, false, "not in edit mode");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-edit-entry]").classList.contains("is-dragover"), false,
			"drop highlight not cleared");
	});

	/* --- an empty folder clears the table rather than lying about it --- */

	const emptyFolder = path.join(root, "Empty Card");
	fs.mkdirSync(emptyFolder, { recursive: true });
	fs.writeFileSync(path.join(emptyFolder, "notes.txt"), "no recordings here");

	assert(rowsOf().length > 0, "expected rows to still be loaded before this case");

	dialogQueue = [emptyFolder];
	click(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-edit-folder]"));
	await waitFor(() => /no bwf\/wav files/i.test(status.textContent), "empty folder warning", 8000);

	check("an empty folder empties the table", () => {
		// The analyser reports "no files found" and returns without touching
		// anything, which left the previous folder's rows, its player and its
		// playback on screen under a warning about a folder they had nothing to
		// do with.
		assert.strictEqual(rowsOf().length, 0,
			"still showing " + rowsOf().length + " rows from the previous folder");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-results]").hidden, true,
			"the results panel is still up");
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-player]").hidden, true,
			"the player survived the folder change");
		assert(/no bwf\/wav files/i.test(status.textContent), status.textContent);
		assert(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-status]").classList.contains("has-error"),
			"the warning isn't flagged as one");
	});

	check("the folder bar names the folder you actually chose", () =>
		assert.strictEqual(doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-current-folder]").textContent, "Empty Card",
			"named: " + doc.querySelector("[data-bwfa-current-folder]").textContent));

	check("no script errors on the page", () =>
		assert.strictEqual(consoleErrors.length, 0, consoleErrors.join(" | ")));

	console.log("\n" + (TINY ? "chunked transfers (tiny limits)" : "default transfer limits"));
	results.forEach(([s, n]) => console.log((s === "PASS" ? "  ok  " : "  FAIL") + "  " + n));
	const failed = results.filter(([s]) => s === "FAIL").length;
	console.log("\n" + (results.length - failed) + "/" + results.length + " checks passed");
	fs.rmSync(root, { recursive: true, force: true });
	process.exit(failed ? 1 : 0);
})().catch((e) => {
	console.error("harness error:", e);
	console.error(consoleErrors.join("\n"));
	process.exit(1);
});