Wire the seam end to end: the background mirrors config.local.json into
storage (a content script would need web_accessible_resources, which would
expose the email to the mairie page), and the content script lays the computed
values into the form.
The layer is deliberately thin and untested: all the logic lives in
formulaire-valeurs.js. It never writes an empty value, never touches the image,
the honeypots or the CSRF tokens, and never submits: a human reads and sends.
A banner states what is left to do, and warns when a field could not be filled,
so that a silent failure stays diagnosable.
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The list page now parses the calendar feed and renders each upcoming
event (title, date, place) in chronological order, with a button that
hands the event over to the town hall form.
Sorting, date formatting and the café fallback live in a pure
presentation module rather than in liste.js, which touches the DOM and
cannot be imported under bun test. The seam to the sibling task's
content script lives in transfert.js: a single storage slot, since a
content script running on the town hall site has no way to learn a uid.
The deposit is awaited before opening the tab, otherwise the content
script could read before the write lands.
Test timezone is pinned to Europe/Paris: date formatting is the core
logic here and would otherwise pass only on machines set to Paris.
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Manifest V3 (Firefox keys: background.scripts, host_permissions), a
background event page that opens a standalone list page on toolbar
click, and the placeholder list page (HTML/CSS/JS vanilla). No build
step. extension.test.ts validates manifest shape and referenced files.
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Pierre MartinandClaude Opus 4.8