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Verify offline workflows across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit - #14
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The offline HTML tool was only covered in Chromium. Run its 13 workflow scenarios in Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit, and add a separate Chromium PDF-export case for 40 browser checks total.
Print-media checks now verify readable values, assessment states, and return to screen mode in every engine. CI installs all three browsers and retains mobile/print screenshots, PDFs, and failure traces. The README documents setup and single-browser runs; the task tracker records completed hardening and the remaining human screen-reader check.
Validation: all 40 browser checks passed locally, alongside the HTML Node regressions, 46 Python tests, ruff, strict mypy, and
git diff --check. Local WebKit used temporary host libraries and a launcher because system package installation needed interactive sudo; hosted CI uses Playwright's standard--with-depssetup. Native Firefox/WebKit print pagination, physical devices, and human screen-reader verification remain untested.