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* For the sake of brevity, to run all of these checkers use *
* `make test-docs_all TEST_DEPS=docs-jdk` *
* This collection of tests provide a variety of checks for JDK documentation bundle. *
* It is meant to provide a convenient way to alert users of any errors in their documentation * before a push and verify the quality of the documentation. * It is not meant to replace more authoritative checkers; instead, * it is more focused on providing a convenient, easy overview of any possible issues. *
* It supports the following checks: *
* *HTML* -- We use the standard `tidy` utility to check for HTML compliance, * according to the declared version of HTML. * The output from `tidy` is analysed to generate a report summarizing any issues that were found. *
* Version `5.9.20` of `tidy` is expected, or the output from the `--version` option should contain the string `version 5`. * The test warns the user if he is using an earlier version. *
* *Bad Characters* -- We assumee that HTML files are encoded in UTF-8, * and reports any character encoding issues that it finds. *
* *DocType* -- We assume that HTML files should use HTML5, and reports * any files for which that is not the case. *
* *Links* -- We check links within a set of files, and reports on links * to external resources, without otherwise checking them. *
* *External Links* -- We scan the files for URLs that refer to * external resources, and validates those references using a "golden file" that includes a list of vetted links. *
* Each external reference is only checked once; but if an issue is found, all the files containing the
* reference will be reported.
*/
public class DocCheck extends TestRunner {
private static final String DOCCHECK_DIR = System.getProperty("doccheck.dir");
private static final Path DIR = Path.of(DOCCHECK_DIR != null ? DOCCHECK_DIR : "");
private static final Set