https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/8a49c13c9d95faa6da93d003
Modified Files:
xtrn/termtest/termtest.js
Log Message:
Add input key sequence tests to termtest.js

Regression tests for the keyboard escape sequences fixed in 8ce16dd88f.
The test menu now offers Non-interactive, Interactive, Input, and All
modes. Input mode prompts the user to press each special key and
validates the received escape sequence against a table of known-valid
sequences from SyncTERM (term.c), VT-220/XTerm (ansi_cio.c), and VT-52.

Covers: arrows, Home/End/PgUp/PgDn/Ins/Del, Backspace, Backtab,
F1-F12, Shift+F1-F12, Ctrl+F1-F12, and Alt+F1-F12 (minus Alt+F4).
Unrecognized sequences are displayed in hex for debugging.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/c6721f78fdc2143414321d8e
Modified Files:
xtrn/termtest/termtest.js
Log Message:
Add ANSI fuzz testing mode to termtest.js

New 'Fuzz' option in the test menu sends intentionally malformed and
edge-case ANSI sequences to stress-test terminal emulators. Runs
indefinitely until the user presses a key or the terminal stops
responding to cursor position reports.

Five weighted fuzz categories:
- Malformed CSI (weight 40): long params, many semicolons, huge values,
invalid intermediates, random final bytes, private-mode garbage
- Interrupted sequences (weight 25): ESC inside CSI, CAN/SUB mid-sequence,
multiple bare ESCs, CSI interrupted by DCS
- String sequences (weight 20): unterminated DCS/OSC/APC/PM/SOS, oversized
strings, nested initiators, control chars in body
- Boundary stress (weight 10): extreme cursor positions, inverted scroll
regions, huge erase/insert counts, rapid scrolls
- Random byte streams (weight 5): raw random bytes, random with resets,
alternating valid/invalid sequences

Each test case is logged with full hex dump to the BBS log so crashes
can be reproduced. Liveness checked via DSR/CPR with a 3-second hard
deadline. Terminal state reset (including string terminator) after each iteration. All loops guard bbs.online and js.terminated.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/b374321cedfaaadba5942c67
Modified Files:
xtrn/termtest/termtest.js
Log Message:
Ignore terminal responses in fuzz loop abort check

When the fuzzer sends sequences that elicit terminal responses (e.g.
DSR variants like ESC[...n), the response bytes land in the input
buffer and get picked up by the abort-check console.inkey(), causing
the fuzzer to exit prematurely thinking the user pressed a key.

Now if the abort check reads ESC (0x1b), it recognizes this as a
terminal response rather than user input, drains the rest of the
sequence with a short timeout, and continues fuzzing. Only non-ESC
characters are treated as user abort.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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