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I'm checking the AGENTS.md for guidance on fixing the test and handling comments.

I'll open AGENTS.md to check for any relevant instructions.

I need to activate the virtual environment before running commands and avoid interactive editors.

I'll check the git log to see if there's anything notable.

It seems the message refers to the last agent's commit. Let me check it!

I'll open tests/test_multi_table_web.py to check the code and see the issue.

I’ll search for “input_value” or “check” in other tests to see how they verify visible text.

I'll look through tests/test_web.py to examine how it verifies visible text.

I'm scrolling to find lines with "inner_text" to confirm the visible text.

I’ll look for isChecked or text_content in the code.

Let me search for page.eval_on_selector to check its usage.

I'll check if the text of the selected option is referenced in the existing code.

I’ll look for references like "selected option" or "selectedIndex" in the code.

I'm checking how selected options are managed, focusing on lines around 686.

Looking for examples with "page.evaluate('document.querySelector'" in this large file.

Time to take a closer look at this particular line of code.

I'm looking for tests that verify selected text, possibly with "dropdown-display" or "dropdown-menu input".

I'm checking around line 896 to see if there's a method for checking selected text.

I'm scrolling down further to find more information.

I'm looking for a utility function that interacts with custom dropdowns, like "select_value".

I'll check the top of tests/test_web.py to locate the definition of select_value.

I’m curious about how table dropdowns persist selected values after refresh, so I’ll explore the repo.

Time to search for any templates, like "table" or "TABLES" that might help.

I'm scrolling to find where the #table is defined.

I’ll take a closer look at this section of index.html.

Looking at the header, there's a <select> element. I'll inspect the script for options.

I'll search for code related to "#table" to understand the select functionality better.

I’ll look for a script after the style, maybe under "#table +", to implement the dropdown.

I'll review the code surrounding these lines to check for relevant changes.

I'm continuing to scroll and looking for the next details I need.

I’ll look for the initDropdown() function to focus on the table dropdown.

The bug happens when reload doesn't reinit the display; initDropdown sets the display correctly though.

The issue seems tied to async fetch, causing tableSel.value to set before options load.

The bug is that display isn't updated after tableSel.value is set, until a user event.

The test needs updating to check the visible dropdown text instead of input_value.

I'll examine lines around 146 to understand how the dropdown display text is handled.

It looks like there’s no test for the dropdown text after reload. I'll add one!

I’ll explore around line 896 to see what’s there.

I’m checking whether the dropdown hides after clicking, not just verifying displayed text. I need to query .dropdown-display after reload. There's a custom wrapper with <select id="table" style="display:none"> inside, alongside <div class="dropdown-display">. I’ll use '#table + .dropdown-display' to locate the text. I must wait for the dropdown before calling text_content. I'll check test structure by reviewing lines near 26 and see if other tests like test_table_param_updates_on_dive are involved.

I'll modify the test to assert both the visible and underlying values, ensuring the bug is caught.

I’ll implement the changes to test_multi_table_web.py using apply_patch.

I'll double-check to ensure that more lines follow the test section.

I'll check the rest of the file for anything like a trailing newline.

I'm opening 60 lines to ensure I capture the entire content of the file.

I'll add a check for the display text and apply a patch to the file.

I'll go ahead and apply ruff formatting to the changed file now.

I'll go ahead and run pyright to check for any type errors in the code.

I’m running pytest in quiet mode to check for any issues in the code.

The test is failing after encountering a 400 error. Let's review the logs and stack trace.

I'll open more lines to find the actual failure message.

I see the test fails due to the wrong text displayed; let's fix the bug so it passes. I'll inspect the code around where tableSel.value is set in index.html.

Looking at lines 724-747 to fix the spacing issue caused by the script.

I'll review the code between lines 712 and 740 to understand the context better.

I'll add tableSel.dispatchEvent(new Event('change')); after setting tableSel.value = table;.

I'll add the dispatchEvent call around line 752.

I'll add tableSel.dispatchEvent(new Event('change')); after tableSel.value = table;.

Since ruff format only works with Python, I'll run ruff check instead.

I'll run pyright again and see if the issue resolves.

All tests passed! Time to check the status of the repository.

I changed two files—let's gather the lines from the patch and check the relevant ones.

I'll update the relevant lines in index.html.

I missed git status --short. I'll run it now, separate from the pipeline.

I'll summarize changes: added lines 51-52 in test_multi_table_web.py and updated index.html.