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docs(spec): correct finder test coverage claim
The review stated the finder had no e2e coverage and that 209-rundown-shortcuts.spec.ts never opened it. Both are wrong: a "Find in rundown" smoke test opens the modal and closes it with Escape. Describe the coverage that exists and what it leaves unguarded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DzALEq9gGWwFmwTdgAiFcY
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@@ -79,8 +79,10 @@ refetch). Build from raw `rundown.entries` + `flatOrder`, memoised on **`rundown
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### 1.6 Tests
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None — no unit, no component, no e2e. `useSelectAndRevealEntry` is untested too.
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`e2e/tests/features/209-rundown-shortcuts.spec.ts` never opens the Finder.
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No unit or component tests, and `useSelectAndRevealEntry` is untested too. E2E coverage is a single
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smoke test — `Find in rundown` in `e2e/tests/features/209-rundown-shortcuts.spec.ts` opens the modal
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with `mod+F` and closes it with `Escape`. Nothing exercises searching, selecting, or navigating
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results, so every behaviour described above is unguarded.
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