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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe comparison tools now expose cached fixture metadata without running on import. Syntax-equivalence helpers load benchmark documents and stylesheets from those caches. The spectest conditionally adds a benchmark corpus, iterates over built corpus labels, and adds nested CSS lowering coverage. Benchmark corpus testing
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The expanded syntax-equivalence corpus improves CSS coverage, but non-ASCII CSS identifiers adjacent to painted colors can still produce false-equivalent test results. This is a bounded test-validation gap that should be corrected before relying on this coverage for those inputs. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)
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In `@test/helpers/syntaxEquivalence.js`:
- Around line 64-68: Shorten only the affected comments to at most two short
lines each: update the benchmark corpus description at
test/helpers/syntaxEquivalence.js lines 64-68, the readBenchmarkCache JSDoc at
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corpus explanation at test/syntaxEquivalence.spectest.js lines 255-257; preserve
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In `@test/syntaxEquivalence.spectest.js`:
- Line 692: Update the corpus setup around buildCorpora and the loop over
corpora so that when hasCorpus() is false and the wpt corpus is omitted, the
existing NO_CORPUS diagnostic is still registered by explicitly calling
describeCorpus with index 1 and label "wpt"; preserve the normal iteration for
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In `@test/helpers/syntaxEquivalence.js`:
- Line 305: Update the separator check in the syntax-equivalence normalization
logic around WORD_RE so it recognizes CSS name characters, including non-ASCII
characters, rather than only ASCII word characters. Preserve the existing
separator behavior for matching characters and ensure custom-property token
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- Around line 314-316: Shorten the comment immediately above the stylesheet
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The equivalence check ran over `configCases` and wpt, both written to exercise a rule rather than ship. The minifier comparisons already install twenty framework stylesheets, so they are read back as a corpus. It caught a defect in the comparison itself: a pixel ends in a channel, so a token written after a color read as part of it.
The fixture list was copied into the helper, and had already drifted: two Bootstrap labels disagreed with the comparison. The scripts export it instead and generate only as the entry point, the way `generate-css-data.js` does. An absent cache now reports, rather than leaving the tier out of the run.
The two installed documents hold no `<style>` and no `style=` between them, so the css minifier nested in the html printer was reached by nothing. The app shell and the three inlined framework sheets are built here instead, taking the corpus from 1.6 KB to 396 KB.
The exports copied three lists the scripts already held, which is the drift the previous commit set out to remove: the Tailwind names stood in three places. Each is declared once now and the uses derive from it. An absent html cache no longer hides the pages the css cache can build.
Driving the describes off the corpora that were built dropped the wpt diagnostic, since an unbuilt corpus has no entry to visit: the suite went green without saying it had skipped a tier. Both optional tiers now report from one place.
The separator after a painted color tested only ASCII name characters, so a value the printer wrote tight against a non-ASCII ident compared unequal to the source it came from — a divergence the printer had not made. CSS Syntax 4.2 counts anything non-ASCII as a name code point.
Beer CSS and Tabler each print one block from two selectors no element can match at once, so joining them reorders entries the comparison holds in separate runs. Checked in Chrome with custom properties excluded: those carry the printer separately and mask everything else.
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Fixed in the main, thanks for helping, just split it in multiple PRs also fix the small bug |
Summary
The equivalence check ran over configCases and test/wpt — both written to exercise a rule rather than to ship. The minifier comparisons already install twenty framework stylesheets and two documents, so this reads them back as a corpus of their own and holds both printers to what Chrome makes of their output.
It found three divergences none of the existing corpora reach, and one of them was a real defect in the comparison itself: painted() replaces a color with the pixel it paints, which ends in a channel, so a token written straight after the color read as part of it — rgba(…)0, the form the printer writes since the ) already parts them, came back as one channel more.
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
test
Did you add tests for your changes?
This is the test. The corpus adds 79 cases to test:syntax-equivalence (5575 → 5654), all passing.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No — test/ only, no lib/ change.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
n/a — the corpus is read from the caches yarn benchmark:css-minifiers / :html-minifiers already build, and is left out entirely when neither has been run.
Use of AI
Yes — used to wire the corpus in, diagnose the three divergences and run the checks. The two filed ones were each verified in Chrome before filing: an element carrying both classes computes the same style either way, at two viewport widths for the daisyUI one. The painted() fix was confirmed load-bearing by removing it and watching Primer 21 fail.
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