Fix: failure type is now optional

[AndrianBdn]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves an issue where the JUnit XML parser was overly strict, requiring a 'type' attribute for failure and error elements, which is not always present in reports from certain test frameworks. By making this attribute optional, the parser can now correctly process a wider range of JUnit XML outputs, improving the robustness and compatibility of the QAS CLI tool. The changes are validated with new test data and a dedicated test case.

Highlights

• JUnit XML Parsing: The JUnit XML parser has been updated to treat the 'type' attribute for failure and error elements as optional, enhancing compatibility with various test runners like Jest that may omit this attribute.
• New Test Fixture and Case: A new JUnit XML fixture file and a corresponding test case have been added to validate the correct parsing of failure elements without a 'type' attribute.
• Version Update: The package version has been incremented from 0.3.3 to 0.3.4.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly makes the type attribute optional for <failure> elements in JUnit XML reports, which is a necessary fix for compatibility with test runners like Jest. The change in the Zod schema is appropriate and is accompanied by a new test case and fixture, ensuring the fix is working as expected. However, the PR also includes the addition of an AGENTS.md file which seems unrelated to this fix. Please see my comment on that file.

[hi-rai]

Not sure of this - Is this file intentional ?

[AndrianBdn]

yes, it is a symlink for other agentic tools

[AndrianBdn]

oh

[AndrianBdn]

right