conformance

type Driver struct {
	Mount    func()                   // triggers initialization: renderer loads list
	Labels   func() []string          // what the list shows right now
	Select   func(id string)          // simulates picking a row with that id
	SetField func(name, value string) // sets a form field
	Save     func()                   // simulates the save action
	Delete   func()                   // simulates the delete action

	// New simulates the "+" (create new) action.
	New func()
	// Edit simulates picking ⋮ → Editar for the given id (select + unlock).
	Edit func(id string)
	// Cancel simulates the "↺" (undo) action — abandoning a new-record draft
	// or a selected-but-unedited row, back to "+".
	Cancel func()
	// FocusedFieldID returns the id of the field the renderer most recently
	// asked to focus (empty if none). Real focus movement is a WASM-only
	// DOM side effect; this exposes the INTENT so the clauses below can
	// assert it without a live DOM/browser.
	FocusedFieldID func() string
}

type Factory struct {
	New func(t *testing.T, p view.Presenter) Driver
}

type FakeCall struct {
	Op   string
	Args model.Encodable
}

type FakeCaller struct {
	Calls []FakeCall
	// Reply fills `into` with canned TYPED data for op (no serialization); nil = no result.
	Reply func(op string, into model.Decodable)
	// Err, if set, is what every Call reports (and suppresses Reply).
	Err error
}

type MockList struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type MockRecord struct {
	ID   string
	Name string
}