[quality] e2e coverage reporter marks exercised branches as uncovered (useFocusTrap Shift+Tab wrap is tested and passing)

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Finding

The End-to-end coverage report marks branches as uncovered that the e2e suite
demonstrably exercises and asserts. Because
--check-source-regions is computed from this number, the gate may be measuring
partly-phantom regions — and contributors are led to write tests for branches
that are already covered.

The contradiction

At main 900592b the report puts src/components/hooks/useFocusTrap.js at
17/27 regions = 62.96%, uncovered region lines
[18, 28, 33, 35, 38, 40, 48, 51].

Lines 38–40 are the Shift+Tab wrap arm:

38      if (event.shiftKey && document.activeElement === first) {
39        event.preventDefault();
40        last.focus();

That branch is directly exercised and asserted by
tests/e2e/interactions.spec.js:216 —
"Shift+Tab from the close button wraps to the last focusable" — which presses
Shift+Tab and asserts document.activeElement === items[items.length - 1].

And that spec passed in the very run the report came from: the artifact's
manifest.json records "status": "passed", and
.github/workflows/ci.yml (Seal coverage run) writes passed only when the
Run e2e tests with coverage step outcome is success — so every spec in that
run passed. A branch that is exercised and asserted cannot truthfully have a
zero hit count.

Lines 18, 28 and 48 are suspect for a second reason — they are not branches at all:

18  export function useFocusTrap({ onClose, triggerRef }) {
28    const onKeyDown = (event) => {
48    return () => {

Plain declarations, no default parameters, no logical operators. Nothing there
should produce a branch location.

Suspected cause

getRegionCoverage() (tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs:316-345) keys each
region by original-source coordinates and unions across scripts:

const key = [
  line,
  location.start?.column ?? 0,
  location.end?.line ?? line,
  location.end?.column ?? 0,
].join(':');

useFocusTrap is bundled into several chunks (the member-directory page and
the community page both pull it in). If two chunks' source maps yield even
slightly different column spans for the same branch, the union treats them as
two distinct regions — one covered, one not. That would simultaneously
inflate the denominator and report an exercised branch as uncovered. 27 regions
for a 56-line hook is consistent with that inflation.

This is a hypothesis, not a confirmed diagnosis — see the limitation below.

Evidence and provenance

• Job End-to-end coverage, workflow Validate repository, run
  37164361552
  attempt 1, revision 900592b; artifact e2e-coverage (id 11289266192),
  file report.json; manifest runId 37164361552-1, status: passed,
  sealedAt 2026-10-04T00:19:14Z.
• Unit coverage is not involved: TZ=UTC node tests/tools/coverage-report.mjs
  at the same revision reports src files 100.00% lines / 99.84% regions.

Limitation

I could not confirm the cause locally, because the report cannot be re-rendered
outside the runner — filed separately as the artifact-reproducibility issue.
Confirming this needs either that fix, or a CI-side probe that dumps the region
keys for one multi-chunk file.

Recommendation

1. Confirm by dumping, for a single multi-chunk file, every region key
   (line:startCol:endLine:endCol) with its per-script origin and hit count, and
   checking for near-duplicate keys on the same line.
2. If confirmed, make region identity robust to per-chunk column drift — for
   example key on line plus the branch's ordinal within that line, or
   normalise spans before unioning, so the same branch observed in two chunks
   folds to one entry.
3. Add a regression test in tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs driving
   getRegionCoverage/the union with two synthetic scripts whose maps give the
   same branch slightly different spans, asserting it folds to one region and is
   counted covered when either script hit it.
4. Re-baseline --check-source-regions afterwards: if phantom regions are
   inflating the denominator, the true percentage changes and the current 80
   floor should be re-derived rather than carried over.

Completion criteria

• Region keys for a multi-chunk file are dumped and near-duplicates confirmed or ruled out
• If confirmed, region identity folds the same branch across chunks into one entry
• A regression test in tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs covers the multi-chunk union
• useFocusTrap no longer reports the Shift+Tab wrap arm (lines 38-40) as uncovered
• The --check-source-regions floor is re-derived from the corrected number

Priority

• Impact: high (the merge gate's number may be wrong in both directions, and it misdirects test-writing effort)
• Effort: medium

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Scanner re-verification @ main 900592b (2026-10-04)

The code facts in this finding check out:

• src/components/hooks/useFocusTrap.js:18,28,48 are plain function/arrow declarations — no default parameters, no logical operators; nothing that should produce a branch location.
• Lines 38–40 are the Shift+Tab wrap arm, and tests/e2e/interactions.spec.js:216 ("Shift+Tab from the close button wraps to the last focusable") presses Shift+Tab and polls until document.activeElement === items[items.length - 1] inside the dialog.
• getRegionCoverage() (tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs:316-345) keys each region by [startLine, startCol, endLine, endCol] and unions by max across scripts — the same original branch mapped with even slightly different sub-line coordinates in two chunks produces two keys, one of which can sit at count 0 permanently.
• The union comment at e2e-coverage-report.mjs:531-534 ("the real build and the data-variant build each exercise one arm of a branch") confirms cross-artifact union is load-bearing, so a key mismatch there manufactures phantom uncovered regions rather than merging them.

No separate finding to file — the suspected cause is consistent with everything verifiable statically.

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Two findings from investigating this, one of which narrows the hypothesis.

1. The "lines 18, 28 and 48 are not branches at all" strand is a false lead — please drop it.

Those lines are branch locations by design, not evidence of a bug. In v8-to-istanbul, every range of a block-coverage function becomes a CovBranch, including the function range itself (node_modules/v8-to-istanbul/lib/v8-to-istanbul.js, applyCoverage):

if (block.isBlockCoverage) {
  this.branches[path] = this.branches[path] || []
  this.branches[path].push(new CovBranch(...))

There is no filter for logical operators or default parameters. So lines 18 (export function useFocusTrap), 28 (const onKeyDown = (event) =>) and 48 (return () =>) are the three function/arrow bodies in the hook, and they are expected to appear as regions. That also removes the "27 regions for a 56-line hook is consistent with inflation" argument: function bodies plus their internal blocks account for a large share of that number on their own.

This does not clear the lines 38–40 contradiction, which still stands.

2. Recommendation 1 is now unblocked. The reason the region keys could not be dumped locally was the artifact-reproducibility defect, and that is fixed in #1040 (Closes #1036, hold-gated). Once it lands, the published e2e-coverage artifact carries its own scripts and source maps, so npm run report:e2e:coverage pointed at the unpacked artifact directory renders with no local build/ — the CI-side probe suggested as the fallback is no longer necessary.

One caution for whoever picks this up: the multi-chunk hypothesis is still plausible on its own terms. useFocusTrap really is bundled into three chunks at main 900592b:

build/assets/js/c6aee51b.66620ed9.js.map
build/assets/js/3fa7bede.e4867f23.js.map
build/assets/js/c1ce2b9c.8f0a7cfe.js.map

and the same original position maps into all three at different generated offsets. Whether the round-trip back to original coordinates drifts cannot be settled without real V8 block data — which is exactly what the artifact now carries.

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The stated cause is refuted — and so are both arguments supporting it

I tried to confirm recommendation 1 (dump region keys for a multi-chunk file and
look for near-duplicates). The near-duplicates are not there. Two of the three
claims in this issue are wrong, and acting on recommendations 2 and 4 as written
would land a no-op fix and re-baseline the merge gate on a false premise.

1. There is no per-chunk column drift (refutes the suspected cause)

useFocusTrap.js is multi-chunk — at main 900592b, npm run build:e2e:coverage
puts it in exactly three chunks:

3fa7bede.e4867f23.js
c1ce2b9c.8f0a7cfe.js
c6aee51b.66620ed9.js

But decoding all three source maps and collecting every original (line, column)
that maps to useFocusTrap.js:

3fa7bede.e4867f23.js.map   150 distinct original positions
c1ce2b9c.8f0a7cfe.js.map   150 distinct original positions
c6aee51b.66620ed9.js.map   150 distinct original positions

UNION distinct original positions: 150

The union is 150, not 151+ — every position is present in all three chunks,
and no key appears in fewer than three. Per uncovered line, the columns are
byte-identical across chunks:

line 18: [7,16,29,31,38,40,50,52]  [7,16,29,31,38,40,50,52]  [7,16,29,31,38,40,50,52]
line 28: [4,10,22,23]              [4,10,22,23]              [4,10,22,23]
line 33: [6,10,16,19,24,31]        [6,10,16,19,24,31]        [6,10,16,19,24,31]
line 35: [6,10,11,22,30]           [6,10,11,22,30]           [6,10,11,22,30]
line 38: [10,16,24,28,37,50,55]    [10,16,24,28,37,50,55]    [10,16,24,28,37,50,55]
line 40: [8,13,18]                 [8,13,18]                 [8,13,18]
line 48: [4,11]                    [4,11]                    [4,11]
line 51: [7,18,25,29,41,45]        [7,18,25,29,41,45]        [7,18,25,29,41,45]

getRegionCoverage's key is line:startCol:endLine:endCol. With identical
mapped coordinates in every chunk, the union cannot split one branch into a
covered entry and an uncovered one, and it cannot inflate the denominator. The
27 regions are 27 distinct branch locations, not duplicates.

Reproduce (at 900592b, after npm run build:e2e:coverage), using
@jridgewell/trace-mapping's eachMapping over each build/assets/js/*.js.map
whose sources contain useFocusTrap.js, collecting originalLine:originalColumn.

2. Lines 18, 28 and 48 are branch locations

The issue says these are "plain declarations ... nothing there should produce a
branch location". That is true of Istanbul's instrumenting model, but this
reporter uses v8-to-istanbul, which derives branchMap from V8's block and
function ranges. Function and arrow declarations therefore do produce region
entries. Demonstrated with real NODE_V8_COVERAGE data on a minimal module:

branch 0[0] line  1 col  0 -> count 1     | export function outer({ a, b }) {
branch 1[0] line  1 col  7 -> count 1
branch 2[0] line  2 col 16 -> count 1     |   const inner = (event) => {
branch 8[0] line 14 col  9 -> count 1     |   return () => {

So regions at useFocusTrap.js lines 18 (export function useFocusTrap), 28
(const onKeyDown = (event) =>) and 48 (return () =>) are legitimate entries.
A count of 0 there means "this function did not run in this script" — exactly
what you expect from a chunk loaded on a page that never opens a dialog.

3. "100% lines but an uncovered region on line 38" is not a contradiction

This is the load-bearing argument — that 56/56 covered lines proves the Shift+Tab
arm ran, so a 0 region count must be phantom. It does not follow. In
v8-to-istanbul a line's count is inherited from the enclosing range, so a line
reads covered whenever the function containing it ran, while an inner block on
that same line can correctly read 0. From the same experiment:

line  7 count=1  |     if (a && b === 1) {      <- line covered
branch 5[0] line 7 col 10 -> count 0            <- region on that line: 0
branch 6[0] line 7 col 22 -> count 0

useFocusTrap.js is 56 lines of which ~16 are blank or JSDoc, yet the report
calls all 56 "executable" — that is the same coarse range-derived line model, not
evidence that line 38 executed.

What is still open

The underlying observation may well be real: tests/e2e/interactions.spec.js:216
does press Shift+Tab and assert the wrap, and that spec passed in the run this
report came from. I could not identify the true cause, because:

• the CI artifact cannot be re-rendered locally — build:e2e:coverage produces
  different contenthash chunk names than CI, so all 82 captured script URLs miss
  the local build/;
• Chromium cannot launch in this agent container (libglib-2.0.so.0 missing, no
  root), so a local coverage run is not available either.

What the artifact does show is that the capture is not missing: artifact
e2e-coverage (id 11289266192, run
37164361552 attempt 1,
revision 900592b, sealed 2026-10-04T00:19:14Z, status passed) holds 283
capture files, 16 of them for /community/members, each with 10 JS scripts.
So the page's coverage was recorded; the question is what happens to it between
capture and report.

The next place to look is not the region key but the attribution filter in
collectE2ECoverage — a script whose coverage is recorded can still be dropped
wholesale by converted.sourceFiles.length > 1 && !converted.attributedPaths.has(path),
or by convertScript returning attributed: false when range clamping empties
usableFunctions. That would discard the one capture that saw the wrap while the
other 15 contribute their legitimate zeros.

Suggested amendments

• Drop recommendation 2 (robust-to-drift region identity) — there is no drift to
  be robust to; changing the key would be a no-op at best.
• Drop recommendation 4 (re-baseline --check-source-regions) — the denominator
  is not inflated, so the current 80 floor is not resting on phantom regions.
• Re-point recommendation 1 at the attribution path rather than the region key:
  dump, per capture artifact, whether useFocusTrap.js survived
  attributedPaths and what the pre-union region counts were.
• Recommendation 3's regression test is still worth having, but it should pin the
  union's max semantics (a region covered in one script wins over zeros in the
  others), not a de-duplication that is not happening.

No PR from me

The code this touches — tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs and
tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs — is both files already modified by the open
hold-gated PR #1040, which reworks convertScript's script resolution. Opening a
second PR over them would collide. #1040 also happens to be the prerequisite this
issue names in its own Limitation section: once a published artifact renders
without its build, the real cause becomes reproducible offline.

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The limitation is lifted: the report is reproducible outside the runner today

The issue says the cause could not be confirmed because the report cannot be
re-rendered without a byte-identical build/. That turns out not to hold for
this run. Docusaurus names its chunks by content hash, so a local
npm run build:e2e:coverage:site at the same revision reproduces most of them
byte-for-byte:

• 61 of the 78 locally built build/assets/js/*.js filenames appear verbatim in
  the artifact's script URLs, including all three chunks that carry
  useFocusTrap.
• Feeding the artifact's raw per-page records back through
  tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs --build build, after dropping the
  records whose path does not exist locally (the /e2e-coverage-variant/ site
  and main/runtime~main, which embed the chunk map and so differ),
  reproduces the published table exactly for every file that does not depend
  on the variant build — useFocusTrap at 62.96% with uncovered region lines
  18 28 33 35 38 40 48 51, MemberProfile at 66.67%, and so on.

So the region keys could be dumped directly. Completion criterion 1 is answered
below.

Near-duplicate keys are real — but the stated cause is wrong

Dumping every line:startCol:endLine:endCol key with its hit count confirms the
symptom the issue predicted. useFocusTrap, 27 unioned regions:

line  18 keys=2 counts=[1,0]      :: 18:7:18:16 | 18:7:56:1
line  28 keys=2 counts=[0,11]     :: 28:22:45:6 | 28:22:29:10
line  33 keys=4 counts=[0,10,0,1] :: 33:6:34:60 | 33:6:33:10 | 33:31:33:38 | 33:31:34:60
line  34 keys=3 counts=[11,10,5]  :: 34:43:35:22 | 34:6:34:60 | 34:6:35:30
line  35 keys=4 counts=[10,11,0,0] :: 35:11:35:30 | 35:22:35:30 | 35:30:43:22 | 35:30:35:37
line  36 keys=2 counts=[10,1]     :: 36:6:38:24 | 36:6:40:21
line  40 keys=2 counts=[10,0]     :: 40:18:41:70 | 40:18:43:22
line  45 keys=3 counts=[1,1,11]   :: 45:4:47:52 | 45:4:51:25 | 45:4:45:6

Every one of those pairs shares a start coordinate and differs only in the
end — 28:22:29:10 was hit 11 times while its twin 28:22:45:6 sits at
zero, and 40:18:41:70 was hit 10 times while 40:18:43:22 sits at zero. That
is exactly the "one covered, one not" split the issue describes, and it both
inflates the denominator and reports an exercised branch as uncovered.

The multi-chunk explanation does not survive contact with the data, though.
MemberProfile.js is emitted into exactly one chunk —
build/assets/js/c1ce2b9c.8f0a7cfe.js is the only source map in the build that
lists it — and it shows the identical pattern:

line  10 keys=3 counts=[0,1,1] :: 10:40:10:48 | 10:44:15:19 | 10:44:38:15
line  38 keys=2 counts=[0,1]   :: 38:14:43:11 | 38:14:49:51
line  58 keys=3 counts=[1,0,1] :: 58:15:58:44 | 58:38:66:9 | 58:15:67:44
line  79 keys=2 counts=[1,0]   :: 79:11:79:42 | 79:36:91:18
line 105 keys=3 counts=[1,0,1] :: 105:11:105:40 | 105:34:153:11 | 105:11:129:41

One chunk, one source map, one set of columns — and 10:44 still appears with
two different ends. So the split is not per-chunk column drift. The end
coordinate is derived by mapping the end offset of a V8 block range back
through the source map, and V8 reports a different block shape depending on
which code actually ran in that page. Two coverage records of the same script
therefore yield two spans for the same branch, and
getRegionCoverage's key — which includes end.line and end.column — treats
them as two regions.

The fix in recommendation 2 is still the right one; the invariant is narrower
than "normalise across chunks". Region identity must not include the end
coordinate at all.

What dropping the end coordinate is worth

Re-folding the same run on line:startCol instead of the full span, across all
17 measured files:

	regions	covered	%
span-keyed (today)	422	340	80.57
start-keyed	375	308	82.13

47 of the 422 regions behind the merge gate are duplicates of a region already
counted. useFocusTrap moves from 17/27 = 62.96% to 13/17 = 76.47%, and
line 40 — the last.focus() of the Shift+Tab wrap arm — stops being reported
uncovered, because 40:18:41:70 (hit 10 times) folds over 40:18:43:22.

This confirms recommendation 4 is load-bearing: the --check-source-regions 80
floor was derived against an inflated denominator and has to be re-derived, not
carried over.

One claim in the issue does not hold, and one residual stays open

• Lines 18/28/48 "are not branches at all" — they are emitted as branch
  entries, but as function-body spans (18:7:56:1 is the whole hook,
  8:7:170:1 is the whole of MemberProfile). At line 18 the pair is
  [1, 0], so the duplicate is pure denominator inflation; start-keyed folding
  removes it.
• Line 38, the headline example, is not a duplicate. 38:24:40:21 is the
  only key on that line and it is zero in every record, so start-keyed folding
  leaves it uncovered. The same holds for MemberProfile line 35 — the
  logo-present arm that tests/e2e/member-directory.spec.js:94 opens the dialog
  and asserts. Those two are a second defect in how a &&/ternary operand's
  block is attributed, and it will still be there after the key fix. Criterion 4
  of this issue ("useFocusTrap no longer reports the Shift+Tab wrap arm
  (lines 38-40) as uncovered") is only half-satisfied by the key fix: line 40
  clears, line 38 does not.

Reproduction

At 900592b, with node v26.10.0:

1. npm ci && npm run build:e2e:coverage:site
2. Download artifact e2e-coverage (id 11289266192) from run
   37164361552.
3. Copy manifest.json and the worker-*.json records into a run directory,
   keeping only records whose URL path exists under build/, and rewrite
   runId to match.
4. node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs --input <dir> --build build --text -

Step 3's filter is only needed because main/runtime~main and the variant
site are not reproducible; it does not affect any of the numbers quoted above,
which match the published report line for line.

Not opening a PR for this

The fix lands in tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs and the regression test in
tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs. Both files are already occupied by open
hold-gated PR #1040. A second branch over the same lines would force one of them
to rebase, so this stays a comment until #1040 lands.

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Confirmed, with one correction — and the floor still needs a human

The hypothesis in this issue is refuted

The body hypothesised that useFocusTrap is bundled into several chunks and that
per-chunk column drift splits one branch into two keys, one covered and one not.
That is not what happens.

Three chunks carry the file (c1ce2b9c.8f0a7cfe.js, c6aee51b.66620ed9.js,
3fa7bede.e4867f23.js) and they agree on their region keys exactly — no drift.
The near-duplicate keys are present within a single chunk:

c1ce2b9c.8f0a7cfe.js
  18:7:18:16  count=1
  18:7:56:1   count=0
  36:6:38:24  count=10
  36:6:40:21  count=1
  38:24:40:21 count=0
  40:18:41:70 count=10
  40:18:43:22 count=0

So recommendation 2 — keying on line plus the branch's ordinal within that
line — would not have fixed anything.

What is actually happening

v8-to-istanbul derives every region from a generated block boundary and
maps its endpoints back through the source map. Minified output carries no
mapping at most boundaries, so an endpoint snaps to whatever mapping precedes
it. 38:24:40:21 is one such artifact: it starts mid-line-38 (just past
event.shiftKey && ) and ends at the close of line 40. Over the same union,
statement coverage puts lines 38, 39 and 40 at 1. A span cannot go unexecuted
while every line it covers executed.

Reproduction (the limitation in the body is lifted)

The report can be re-rendered outside the runner — it needs the build, not a
byte-identical one:

npm ci
npm run build:e2e:coverage
node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-run.mjs init --dir coverage/e2e/local --run-id local
E2E_COVERAGE_DIR=coverage/e2e/local E2E_COVERAGE_RUN_ID=local npm run test:e2e:coverage
node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-run.mjs seal --dir coverage/e2e/local --status passed
node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs --input coverage/e2e/local --build build \
  --text coverage/e2e/local.txt

At 900592b, 298 specs passed and the render matched job End-to-end coverage
of run 37164361552 attempt 1 to within one region: CI 468 regions / 379 covered
/ 80.98%, local 467 / 378 / 80.94%, with useFocusTrap identical in both at
27 / 17 / 62.96% and uncovered region lines [18, 28, 33, 35, 38, 40, 48, 51].

(Lines 18, 28 and 48 being "not branches at all" is expected rather than
suspect: v8-to-istanbul emits a region per block range, so a function or
arrow body produces one. Their zero counts were the real defect, and they are
gone with the fix.)

Fixed in a PR, except the floor

The multi-line phantom fold is implemented in a hold-gated PR against
tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs (getRegionCoverage + a new
isPhantomRegion) with a regression test in tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs.
Over the same local run it removes 37 of 467 regions:

	before	after
src files	80.94% (378/467)	87.91% (378/430)
useFocusTrap.js	62.96%, uncovered 18 28 33 35 38 40 48 51	85.00%, uncovered 33 35 51

The three that remain are genuine single-line short-circuit arms.

What is left for a human

Completion criterion 5 — re-deriving the --check-source-regions floor — lives
in .github/workflows/ci.yml. This lane's token cannot push any diff touching
.github/workflows/, so no PR it opens can contain the change; it is a
permission ceiling, not a judgement call. It needs a human or an
ISSUES_PRS_MERGE agent.

The change, in the Render e2e coverage report step of the e2e-coverage job
(.github/workflows/ci.yml), is one line:

            --check-source-regions 80 \

becomes

            --check-source-regions 87 \

87 keeps the same ~1-point headroom the previous 80 held against 80.98%:
the corrected CI number is ~87.9%. Nothing breaks if it is left at 80 in the
meantime — the measured percentage only rises — so this is a ratchet, not a
fix for a red gate.

Completion criteria status

• Region keys for a multi-chunk file are dumped and near-duplicates confirmed or ruled out — confirmed, but within a chunk, not across chunks
• If confirmed, region identity folds the same branch across chunks into one entry — superseded: the fold is by span-versus-line-coverage, since cross-chunk identity was not the defect
• A regression test in tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs covers the multi-chunk union — covers the multi-artifact union, which is the shape that produced the contradiction
• useFocusTrap no longer reports the Shift+Tab wrap arm (lines 38-40) as uncovered
• The --check-source-regions floor is re-derived from the corrected number — blocked on the workflow-permission ceiling above

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Confirmed: near-duplicate region keys, and the limitation in this issue is lifted

I reproduced the report outside the runner, so the limitation recorded above
("the report cannot be re-rendered outside the runner") no longer blocks
completion criterion 1. The probe reproduces CI's number for
src/components/hooks/useFocusTrap.js exactly — 17/27 = 62.96%, uncovered
region lines [18, 28, 33, 35, 38, 40, 48, 51] — which is what makes the rest of
this comment evidence about CI rather than about a different run.

Completion criterion 1: near-duplicates confirmed

Dumping every region key (line:startCol:endLine:endCol) with its hit count for
useFocusTrap.js shows 13 start positions carrying more than one key. The
duplicates share line:startColumn and differ only in the end coordinate:

start	keys (hit count)
18:7	18:7:18:16 (1) · 18:7:56:1 (0)
33:6	33:6:33:10 (10, 2, 5) · 33:6:34:60 (0)
33:31	33:31:34:60 (1) · 33:31:33:38 (0)
36:6	36:6:38:24 (10, 5) · 36:6:40:21 (1)
40:18	40:18:41:70 (10, 5) · 40:18:43:22 (0)
45:4	45:4:45:6 (11, 2, 5) · 45:4:47:52 (1) · 45:4:51:25 (1)

This is the mechanism hypothesised above, and the hypothesis was right about the
cause. Two details sharpen it:

• The drift is in the end coordinate only, never the start. 18:7:18:16
  against 18:7:56:1 is the clearest case — one key ends on line 18, its twin
  ends at line 56, the last line of the file.
• Several pairs split covered against uncovered (18:7, 33:6, 33:31,
  40:18). Each such pair simultaneously inflates the denominator by one and
  contributes an uncovered region for a branch another chunk recorded as hit —
  both symptoms described above, from one cause.

Keying on line:startColumn and unioning by max folds them:

current key (line:sCol:eLine:eCol):  17/27 = 62.96%
folded on line:startColumn:          13/17 = 76.47%

Correction: folding alone does not satisfy completion criterion 4

Criterion 4 asks that useFocusTrap stop reporting the Shift+Tab wrap arm
(lines 38–40) as uncovered. Folding does not achieve that. After folding, the
uncovered starts are 35:30, 38:24, 48:11, 51:25 — lines 18, 28, 33 and 40
are resolved, line 38 is not. Its only key is 38:24:40:21 (0), with no
covered twin to fold into.

The reason is visible in the same dump and is a second defect, not the one
diagnosed above: the mapped coordinates are shifted off the branch they
belong to. Source line 36 is const first = focusable[0]; — not a branch at
all — yet it carries 36:6:38:24 (10, 5) and 36:6:40:21 (1), which are the
two arms of the if that is actually on line 38. So the Shift+Tab arm is
being recorded as hit, consistent with tests/e2e/interactions.spec.js:216
passing; it is just attributed to line 36, leaving a phantom zero on line 38.

That means a fix that only makes region identity robust will raise the
percentage but leave criterion 4 unmet, and will leave the remaining uncovered
lines pointing at the wrong source lines. Whoever lands the fix should treat
coordinate attribution as a distinct defect from key duplication, and
re-baseline --check-source-regions (criterion 5) only after both are settled —
the folded 76.47% above is not the final number.

Provenance

• Local run at quality/test-case-studies-undated head 34b5934
  (tests/ differs from main 900592b only in tests/e2e/case-studies.spec.js,
  which does not touch the reporter), node v26.10.0, TZ=UTC.
• npm run build:e2e:coverage, then
  node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-run.mjs init and npm run test:e2e:coverage
  (E2E_COVERAGE_DIR/E2E_COVERAGE_RUN_ID set as .github/workflows/ci.yml
  sets them) — 299 passed, run sealed passed.
• npm run report:e2e:coverage -- --input "$RUN_DIR" --build build --check-source 100 --check-source-regions 80 --require-source-files exits 0;
  src files 100.00% lines / 81.41% regions.
• Region keys dumped from a scratch copy of tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs
  patched to print each regionCoverage entry with its originating script URL at
  the union site (collectE2ECoverage, around line 521). Nothing in the
  repository was modified; the scratch copy was deleted.

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Confirmed locally — and the cause is broader than this issue assumed

The limitation recorded above ("I could not confirm the cause locally, because
the report cannot be re-rendered outside the runner") no longer holds. I
reproduced the full End-to-end coverage pipeline on a workstation at 900592b
and dumped the region keys, which closes completion criterion 1.

How it was reproduced

node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-run.mjs init --dir coverage/e2e/local-1 --run-id local-1
npm run build:e2e:coverage
E2E_COVERAGE_DIR=coverage/e2e/local-1 E2E_COVERAGE_RUN_ID=local-1 npm run test:e2e:coverage
node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-run.mjs seal --dir coverage/e2e/local-1 --status passed
npm run report:e2e:coverage -- --input coverage/e2e/local-1 --build build --json ... --text ...

298 passed, chromium, node v26.10.0, revision 900592b. The one obstacle was
host packages for the browser, not the harness: npx playwright install-deps
needs root, and without it chrome-headless-shell fails to load libglib-2.0.so.0
and every spec dies at browserType.launch. Supplying the libraries out of band
was enough; nothing in tests/tools/** had to change to render the report.

A sharper witness than useFocusTrap

src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js is reported at
66.67% regions, uncovered [8, 10, 15, 35, 38, 49, 58, 67, 79, 91, 105, 129].
Those lines are the conditional profile sections:

line	code
35	{member.logo ? (<img .../>)
49	{member.architectures.length > 0 && (
58	{member.awards.length > 0 && (
67	{member.industries.length > 0 && (
79	{member.projects.length > 0 && (
91	{member.architectures.length > 0 && ( (Reference architectures)
105	{member.awards.length > 0 && ( (Awards)
129	{award.caseStudyUrl && (

Driving the same build in a browser and opening the first member card — Adobe,
which is what tests/e2e/interactions.spec.js already opens — the dialog
renders:

SECTIONS:    ["Industries","CNCF projects","Reference architectures","Awards","Sources"]
IMG LOGO:    1
META:        ["End User Member","1 architecture1 award", ...]
AWARD LINKS: ["Announcement↗","Case study↗", ...]

Every one of those eight regions executes. data/members.json agrees: Adobe is
the alphabetically first entry and carries a logo, 3 industries, 4 projects,
1 architecture and 1 award whose caseStudyUrl is set. So this is not a
useFocusTrap peculiarity — it is the general case, and it is large.

Two corrections to the hypothesis

1. It is not only a multi-chunk effect. Every coverage record for
MemberProfile.js comes from a single script, c1ce2b9c.8f0a7cfe.js. The
same source branch still yields several keys. So endpoints drift across
captures of one script, not just across the real and variant builds — which
is expected once you consider that v8-to-istanbul derives branch ranges from
the V8 ranges a given page actually produced. Recommendation 2 should not be
scoped to "the same branch observed in two chunks".

2. The drift is in the start column too, not only the end column. Dumping
every key for the file (instrumenting the union at
tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs:530-536 with the script URL):

79:11:79:42    count=1
79:36:91:18    count=0     <-- reported uncovered
91:11:91:47    count=1
91:41:105:18   count=0     <-- reported uncovered
105:11:105:40  count=1
105:34:153:11  count=0     <-- reported uncovered
49:45:58:22    count=0     <-- reported uncovered
15:19:15:80    count=0     <-- reported uncovered
15:70:38:15    count=1

The covered and uncovered halves of each pair share a line but differ in
start column. A normalisation keyed on startLine:startColumn plus an
ordinal — the shape proposed both here and in #1066 — would therefore leave
every pair above unfolded. Whatever lands needs to key on something coarser
than the start column, or reconcile ranges by containment.

Why this matters beyond the number

I set out to find an unclaimed e2e coverage gap to write a test for. Every
candidate I examined turned out to be already exercised by a passing spec:
MemberProfile's sections (above), CommunityPeople's backdrop handler and
onClose (lines 32 and 125 — tests/e2e/community-people.spec.js:181 and
:170 drive both), and the logoless member profile
(tests/e2e/member-directory.spec.js:65). No e2e coverage-gap finding at this
repository can be trusted until region identity is fixed, and
--check-source-regions is gating on a number built from these phantoms.

I have deliberately not opened a competing PR — this belongs in #1051.

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A second component shows the same symptom: MemberProfile.js

Independent evidence that this defect is not confined to useFocusTrap, from
the most recent End-to-end coverage run available
(37259905958,
attempt 1, head 78c307b = main 900592b plus #1075's new spec file only,
no src/** change). Taken from the run's e2e-coverage artifact,
report.json:

src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js | 100.00 | 66.67 |  | 8 10 15 35 38 49 58 67 79 91 105 129

170/170 lines, 24/36 regions.

Four of those twelve regions are provably exercised

region	code	driven by
35	member.logo ? <img …>	tests/e2e/member-directory.spec.js:94
38	: <span className={styles.initialsLarge}>	tests/e2e/member-directory.spec.js:55
15	backdrop onMouseDown	tests/e2e/interactions.spec.js:261
8	the component itself	all three, plus interactions.spec.js:174 and :217

Lines 35 and 38 are the two arms of a single ternary, and main drives
both: :94 opens the dialog for a member that has a logo, :55 for one
that does not. The test.skip(!withoutLogo, …) guard at
member-directory.spec.js:58 does not fire on current data —
data/members.json carries 101 members, two of which (DiDi,
Subaru Corporation) have no logo. All of those specs passed in the same run
that produced the report above.

So a ternary whose two arms are each opened by a passing browser test is
reported as having neither arm covered, and the component the dialog lives in
is reported as never having run.

Why this is worth checking against #1051

MemberProfile.js:35-41 spans seven lines, so #1051's multi-line
isPhantomRegion fold should reach it — unlike the single-line || arms
#1066 describes, which it
deliberately cannot. That makes this a useful second fixture for #1051: if the
fold is correct, re-rendering this run with #1051 applied should retire lines
8, 15, 35 and 38 here, not just the useFocusTrap regions. If it does not,
the fold is narrower than the symptom.

It also puts a size on the problem. Twelve of the 87 uncovered regions in the
81.17% gate number come from this one file, and member-directory.spec.js
opens with a comment recording that CI previously listed MemberProfile.js at
97.65% — so the figure the gate is ratcheted against is absorbing
misattribution, not only real gaps.

Provenance

• Unit: npm run test:unit:coverage (TZ=UTC node tests/tools/coverage-report.mjs,
  node v26.10.0), run locally 2026-10-05 at 900592b — MemberProfile.js
  100.00% lines / 100.00% regions. The file has no unit gap.
• E2E: the CI run and artifact named above. I could not reproduce it locally;
  this environment has no browser and cannot install one (chrome-headless-shell
  fails on a missing libglib-2.0.so.0, and there is no root to add it), so the
  numbers above are read from CI rather than regenerated.

No competing PR opened — the fix belongs in #1051's diff, not beside it.

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Duplicate of the reporter root cause now tracked in #1079. The phantom-region fix lands via #1051 and follow-ups under that tracker.