In the HTML report, if the "filter" input contains a value when the page loads, it is ignored. This happens even though an event is actually created on start-up to trigger the refresh. I believe this is a regression introduced in 9a1954a224c7c0f578513d8f4ca5f821fcf2cf5a, when the observed events changed from "keyup change" to "input".
On each page the shortcuts '[' and ']' will take you to the previous and
next files respectively. On the index page they take you to the final
and first files respectively.
Pressing 'u' while on a file will now take you back to index.html, like
on Gerrit.
'?' opens and closes the help panel.
Test cases:
$ pytest --cov-report html --cov=. tests.py
in a directory with just tests.py, then with one, two or three .py
files.
Tested on Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.12; rv:99.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/99.0
The HTML report index page wasn't indicating the sort order properly
- highlights weren't showing - anchored lines were not visible - some j/k motions were broken - clicking the big buttons at the top didn't work
This is squashed from pull request #1248
The sticky header was hiding the line scrolled to the top of the window. Along the way, also changed to use classes on <body> to control the sticky header, and moved the header code into a function.