Reach common actions with keyboard shortcuts: Capability Test Specification
Coverage
The coverage map describes specified proof, not a passing run. Each mandatory rule below has a scenario or an explicit finding; a proposed scenario remains an execution obligation even when its expected outcome follows the pinned implementation.
| Mandatory Rule | Scenarios or Finding |
|---|---|
BR-CAP-PFM-CSH-003-01 | ATS-PFM-CSH-003-02 |
BR-CAP-PFM-CSH-003-02 | ATS-PFM-CSH-003-03 |
BR-CAP-PFM-CSH-003-03 | ATS-PFM-CSH-003-04 |
BR-CAP-PFM-CSH-003-07 | ATS-PFM-CSH-003-01 |
The browser handler still needs tests for permitted search, prevented default behavior, every editable target and repeated commands. Matcher tests alone do not prove dialog behavior or the API’s search permission.
Interactions With Related Capabilities
The shortcut opens the administrative destination and the return control resumes the record address.
The interaction rows cite the contracts they exercise. Related combinations without a complete case remain in the coverage finding, together with cross-capability workflows and permission boundaries. A helper assertion is bound only for its stated outcome; the full browser handoff remains proposed until a suite checks it.
Pinned source and exact test anchors are recorded in frontmatter. Test bindings record static assertion review and use the executable-suite register; no product test result is inferred from that review. The prior planning and design examinations supply context, while this continuation records the remaining proof obligations explicitly.