fix(public): guard the live site against skipped heading levels on Drishti support and Privacy Choices pages - #118
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…e Drishti support and Privacy Choices pages The 2026-08-08 dogfood finding (skipped heading levels on /drishti/support/ and /privacy-choices/) was repaired in source by PR #23 (card headings H3 -> H2, outline H1 -> H2s -> H3s with no jumps), and test-public-heading-hierarchy.mjs guards the worktree HTML. But the live site still serves the June-20 bundle: both deployed pages jump H1 -> H3 and the deployed stylesheet keeps the old .info-card h3-only rule, so the finding silently stays open against tinystudio.in until the deployment refreshes. Add scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs: it fetches the deployed pages and stylesheet and re-asserts the repaired outline (single H1 first, H2 card titles inside .info-card, flat H2 band before footer H3s, no jumps greater than one) plus the shared .info-card :is(h2, h3) rule at the former card scale. Network-tolerant: skips when unreachable, fails loudly when the deployment serves stale pages. Wired as npm run site:check-live-heading-hierarchy and into the nightly live-site-check.yml staleness alarm; deliberately NOT part of npm run test/ci (blocking chains stay green on repo state alone, same convention as the soft-404 guard). Also extend the deploy lane's post-deploy verification (check-public-live-deploy.mjs) with the two finding pages, so the moment the Pages token is provisioned and the lane publishes, the live repair is verified as part of deploy acceptance. verify: node scripts/test-public-heading-hierarchy.mjs (62 checks, 0 failures); node scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs fails loudly against the stale live site (17 checks, 11 failures, expected until redeploy); SKIP_LIVE_CHECKS=1 exits 0; npm test matches clean main (pre-existing retention-automation exit 1 unchanged); git diff --check clean.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a live-site heading-hierarchy guard for two pages. It validates page HTML, card headings, and shared CSS rules. Deployment checks, an npm script, and the live-site workflow now run the guard. ChangesLive heading hierarchy checks
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When either monitored page or /styles.css is accidentally removed or starts returning 4xx/5xx, this branch treats the response as an acceptable skip and the script can exit 0 without checking that resource. The preceding soft-404 workflow step only verifies the homepage, /promptly/, /404.html, and an unknown URL, so it can remain green while both pages guarded here return 404; non-success HTTP responses should therefore count as failures rather than as network-unreachable skips.
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When an earlier page increments the global failures counter, this condition remains true for every later page and for the stylesheet branch, even if those resources pass all their assertions. During a partial deployment—for example, stale Drishti HTML but current Privacy Choices HTML and CSS—the output therefore falsely labels the passing resources as stale and misdirects release triage; compare the failure count before and after each resource's assertions instead.
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| - run: node scripts/check-public-live-soft-404.mjs | ||
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In the workflow's documented stale-deployment state, the preceding check-public-live-soft-404.mjs step exits nonzero, so GitHub Actions' implicit success() condition skips this new step entirely. The job is still red, but the heading assertions and their diagnostics never run precisely while the stale bundle is deployed; run the two guards independently or otherwise aggregate their exit statuses so both execute while preserving a failed job result.
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…-heading finding (fresh, superseding stale PR #77) The 2026-08-08 scout item named /promptly/support/: the source outline was repaired by PR #20 (H1 -> H2 cards) and origin/main carries the fixed markup, but production still serves the June-20 bundle - the deployed page jumps H1 -> H3 (verified live 2026-08-12) and the deployed stylesheet keeps the old .info-card h3-only rule, so the finding stays open against tinystudio.in. The closed live-delivery item's guard (PR #77, fix/lane1-promptly-support- heading-hierarchy-live-guard) was never merged: it conflicts with current main and its script asserted npm test/ci wiring that its own header forbids. This lands the guard fresh from origin/main following the fleet's settled convention (standalone, out of the blocking chain, in the nightly net - matching PR #118 for the other two repaired pages): - scripts/test-public-heading-hierarchy.mjs now asserts public/promptly/support/index.html (68 checks, 0 failures; the scout's own page was previously unasserted in source) - scripts/test-public-live-promptly-support-heading.mjs (new): re-asserts the repaired outline + card-heading CSS rule against the live site; network-tolerant skip, fails loudly while the stale bundle is served (verified: 14 checks, 8 failures against the current deployment) - npm run site:check-live-promptly-support-heading on-demand entry point - .github/workflows/live-site-check.yml: nightly job alongside soft-404 The deploy acceptance (scripts/check-public-live-deploy.mjs, already on main) verifies H2-after-H1 on /promptly/support/ the moment the release lane publishes; the lane stays dormant until the Pages-scoped CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN secret is provisioned (documented NEEDS-NISH step).
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In `@scripts/check-public-live-deploy.mjs`:
- Around line 70-75: Update h2AfterFirstH1 to parse the document’s heading
sequence and require the heading immediately following the first H1 to be H2.
Ensure additional H1 tags and intervening H4–H6 headings cause the predicate to
fail, while preserving the existing check usage in the page-render validation
loop.
In `@scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs`:
- Around line 111-113: Track failures per resource instead of using the
cumulative failures count: capture the count at the start of
assertRepairedOutline and compare the post-check count against that baseline at
the stale-diagnostic site
(scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs:111-113); likewise capture a
baseline immediately before the stylesheet assertions and use it for the
stylesheet diagnostic (scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs:138-140),
so only the resource’s own failures trigger reporting.
- Around line 81-93: Update fetchLive so transport failures and timeouts remain
skipped, but reachable non-2xx responses are recorded as failures and cause the
script to exit nonzero. Replace the current successful-skip handling in
fetchLive’s !res.ok branch with the script’s existing failure-reporting
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| console.log("A2. finding pages render H2 after H1 (skipped-heading-levels repair, PR #23)") | ||
| for (const path of ["/drishti/support/", "/privacy-choices/"]) { | ||
| const { status, body } = await get(path) | ||
| ok(status === 200, `${path} returns 200 (got ${status})`) | ||
| ok(h2AfterFirstH1(body), `${path} has H2 following the first H1 before any H3`) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Require H2 to be the next heading after the first H1.
The current predicate ignores H4-H6 and additional H1 tags. A sequence such as H1 → H4 → H2 → H3 passes this check. Parse the heading sequence and require the heading immediately after the first H1 to be H2.
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In `@scripts/check-public-live-deploy.mjs` around lines 70 - 75, Update
h2AfterFirstH1 to parse the document’s heading sequence and require the heading
immediately following the first H1 to be H2. Ensure additional H1 tags and
intervening H4–H6 headings cause the predicate to fail, while preserving the
existing check usage in the page-render validation loop.
| const fetchLive = async (url) => { | ||
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| const res = await fetch(url, { signal: AbortSignal.timeout(FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS) }) | ||
| if (!res.ok) { | ||
| console.log(` ok skipped: ${url} answered ${res.status}, deployment not reachable - no assertions run for it`) | ||
| return null | ||
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| return await res.text() | ||
| } catch (err) { | ||
| console.log(` ok skipped: ${url} unreachable (${err?.cause?.code ?? err?.name ?? "network error"}) - no assertions run for it`) | ||
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| } | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Fail when a live resource returns a non-2xx response.
A reachable 404 or 500 enters this branch and is logged as a successful skip. The guard can then exit with status 0 while a monitored page or stylesheet is absent. Skip only transport failures and timeouts. Record non-2xx responses as failures.
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if (!res.ok) {
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+ ok(false, `${url} returned HTTP ${res.status}`)
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| const res = await fetch(url, { signal: AbortSignal.timeout(FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS) }) | |
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| console.log(` ok skipped: ${url} answered ${res.status}, deployment not reachable - no assertions run for it`) | |
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| return await res.text() | |
| } catch (err) { | |
| console.log(` ok skipped: ${url} unreachable (${err?.cause?.code ?? err?.name ?? "network error"}) - no assertions run for it`) | |
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In `@scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs` around lines 81 - 93, Update
fetchLive so transport failures and timeouts remain skipped, but reachable
non-2xx responses are recorded as failures and cause the script to exit nonzero.
Replace the current successful-skip handling in fetchLive’s !res.ok branch with
the script’s existing failure-reporting mechanism, preserving the successful
response text path.
| if (failures > 0) { | ||
| console.error(` the deployed ${source} is stale: it misses the heading-hierarchy repair that the worktree copy of ${source} already has. Refresh the live deployment from origin/main.`) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Report stale diagnostics only for the resource that failed.
Both checks use the global failures counter. If the first page fails, a passing second page and a passing stylesheet are also reported as stale. Capture the failure count before each resource check and compare it after that resource completes.
scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs#L111-L113: compare against a failure count captured at the start ofassertRepairedOutline.scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs#L138-L140: compare against a failure count captured before the stylesheet assertions.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs` around lines 111 - 113, Track
failures per resource instead of using the cumulative failures count: capture
the count at the start of assertRepairedOutline and compare the post-check count
against that baseline at the stale-diagnostic site
(scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs:111-113); likewise capture a
baseline immediately before the stylesheet assertions and use it for the
stylesheet diagnostic (scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs:138-140),
so only the resource’s own failures trigger reporting.
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…archy-guard-20260812 # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/live-site-check.yml # package.json # scripts/check-public-live-deploy.mjs
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44-44: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDisable checkout credential persistence.
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Resolve the comment-block conflict in check-public-live-deploy.mjs by keeping both sides: main's 2026-08-11 managed-service snooze review disposition and this branch's proof-5 description for /drishti/support/ and /privacy-choices/.
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Workflow header comment conflicted with the WCAG tap-target wording PR #152 landed; merged both descriptions. package.json took main ci/test chains plus this PR site:check-live-heading-hierarchy script.
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Rebased during the backlog sweep, then knocked back into conflict again — this is a structural issue with the cluster, not a problem with this PR. What happened. Five PRs each append a new lettered proof section to the same function in Effort to land: small but strictly serial. The conflict is one hunk, always the same shape — keep Suggested order so each PR is rebased exactly once: #110, then #97, then #154, then #118. Landing them back to back is much cheaper than landing them days apart. Nothing here is stale — this branch's check is real, absent from |
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12-15: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAvoid hard-coding the current deployment incident in the workflow comment.
The nightly workflow will remain after the deployment is repaired. The “currently” statement and exact bundle dates will then become false and may mislead operators. Keep the durable failure behavior here, and move incident-specific dates to an issue or update this comment during redeployment.
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The 2026-08-08 dogfood finding "Repair skipped heading levels on Drishti support and Privacy Choices pages" was repaired in source by PR #23 (card headings promoted from H3 to H2, outline H1 -> H2s -> H3s with no jumps), and
scripts/test-public-heading-hierarchy.mjsguards the worktree HTML. But the live site still serves the June-20 bundle: both deployed pages jump H1 -> H3 and the deployed stylesheet keeps the old.info-card h3-only rule — verified live on 2026-08-12. The finding silently stays open against tinystudio.in until the deployment refreshes.This lands the live guard so the staleness is loud, following the fleet's live-guard pattern (like the soft-404 guard
fix/lane1-live-soft-404-detector). Supersedes the stale, conflicting PR #76 (same intent; its script asserted npm test/ci wiring that its own header forbids and its branch never got).What
scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs(new): fetches the deployed/drishti/support/,/privacy-choices/, and/styles.css, then re-asserts the repaired outline (exactly one H1 first, three H2 card titles inside.info-card, flat H2 band before footer H3s, no heading-level jump greater than one) and the shared.info-card :is(h2, h3)rule at the former card scale.npm run site:check-live-heading-hierarchyand into the nightlylive-site-check.ymlstaleness alarm (alongside the soft-404 check). Deliberately NOT part ofnpm run test/npm run ci— blocking chains stay green on repo state alone, same convention as the soft-404 guard.scripts/check-public-live-deploy.mjs: the deploy lane's post-deploy acceptance now also asserts H2-after-H1 on the two finding pages, so the moment the Pages token is provisioned and the lane publishes, the live repair is verified as part of deploy acceptance.Current status
The guard intentionally fails against the live site right now (17 checks, 11 failures — all stale-deployment detections), keeping this item visibly open until the production deploy path is repaired (tracked by the dormant release lane, PR #111) and main is published. Once the deployment refreshes, this guard goes green and the finding stays closed.
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node scripts/test-public-heading-hierarchy.mjs→ 62 checks, 0 failures (worktree HTML stays repaired)node scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs→ 17 checks, 11 failures (stale-live detection, expected until redeploy)SKIP_LIVE_CHECKS=1 node scripts/test-public-live-heading-hierarchy.mjs→ exit 0npm test→ matches clean main (only pre-existing retention-automation exit-1, unchanged)git diff --check→ cleanSummary by CodeRabbit
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