Says nothing about a page where no scenario ran

All 2 scenarios hold

Every HTML page states how many of its scenarios pass. A reader arriving at a spec can then see whether the code still does what the page says. A table page counts its own rows. An index page adds up the pages below it.

The rules below read a report of a run of two test classes. AdditionSample publishes the table sums, whose two rows both pass. SubtractionSample publishes the table differences. One of those two rows claims the wrong answer. The report root is the index above the two class pages.

A verdict comes from rows that ran. Some tables carry no row results, because the reporter took the output from a file and never saw the run. A page built from such a table states nothing at all. It does not claim that every scenario holds.

These two rows read a second report, of one class, com.example.orders.OrderTest. Its table items carries no results.