replay.t: add event-coverage scenario using committed all_events archive#444
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Adds a second yath replay scenario that replays a pre-committed archive generated from a fixture exercising all common renderer event types (PASS, FAIL, PLAN, NOTE, DIAG, TODO, SKIP, ! PASS !, REASON, FAILED). The replay runs with -v to enable verbose output, then checks a %seen hash to assert every expected tag appears at least once. No golden comparison -- ordering is irrelevant; only presence matters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a second yath replay scenario that replays a pre-committed archive generated from a fixture exercising all common renderer event types (PASS, FAIL, PLAN, NOTE, DIAG, TODO, SKIP, ! PASS !, REASON, FAILED). The replay runs with -v to enable verbose output, then checks a %seen hash to assert every expected tag appears at least once. No golden comparison -- ordering is irrelevant; only presence matters.