feat: replace AxeResult.Error property with exceptions #74
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Details
This PR removes the
AxeResult.Error
property that was previously used to indicate a very select few types of errors (exceptions emitted from runLegacy.js or finishRun.js, but only against WebDrivers that didn't normalize those errors as JavaScriptExceptions already) and replaces it with exception-throwing. From a user's perspective, this means that if a scan emits an exception (should be rare anyway), it will propagate as a test failure instead of (probably) ending up silently ignored.I also added a basic
AxeResult
unit test as part of writing a test for the new functionality. While writing basic unit tests I noticed that the defaultToString
behaviorAxeResult
is currently using is pretty user-unfriendly, but I felt that should be addressed in a separate PR, so I omitted that test/update from this one.Tests are part of: #22