Links an index page to every page beneath it, nested as they are

All 4 scenarios hold

Every level of the report has an index page listing what is under it, and the report opens on the root one.

The rule below reads a report of two test classes in one package, com.example.orders.OrderTest and com.example.orders.ProductTest, with one table each. The root index therefore sits above two class pages, and each class page above one table.

The list holds the whole subtree, and not the level below alone. One nesting level of the list is one level of the report.

Each link takes the syntax of the format the reporter generates, and points at the file that format writes. The two text formats therefore list the same pages. An HTML index lists them too, and folds all but the top level away — the rule below states that.