JS: Report file-coverage for (X)HTML files - #22488
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The configuration matches existing extracted file types and the change note accurately describes the behavior.
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What changed in this PR
Adds HTML and XHTML files to JavaScript file-coverage reporting.
Changes:
- Maps SCC HTML/XHTML results to HTML coverage.
- Enables GitHub API and SCC detection.
- Adds a user-facing change note.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
javascript/resources/codeql-extractor.yml |
Configures HTML/XHTML coverage reporting. |
javascript/ql/src/change-notes/2026-09-02-html-coverage.md |
Documents the reporting improvement. |
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Adds HTML and XHTML as files to be included in file-coverage stats, so they will start showing up on the status page for CodeQL under "Scanned Files".