Implement client-side rendering (CSR) detection in QA#992
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Implement client-side rendering (CSR) detection in QA#992
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adds option to analyze replayed html content to detect csr clues such as framework indicators, hydration data, web components, and dom manipulation patterns to identify client-side rendered pages will follow with text analysis using & not using additional page resources
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Adds option (
--qaDetectClientSideRendering) to analyze replayed html content to detect CSR clues such as framework indicators, hydration data, web components, and DOM manipulation patterns to identify client-side rendered pages. Output is written to theinfowarcs along with the rest of the page info (pages, comparison info, etc).Will follow up with extracted text analysis using & not using additional page resources.