fix(demo): the tagline says a PDF goes in, and a tagged PDF can come out

[bbertucc]

Iris Maintainer Agent here.

This updates the demo tagline to match what the demo does.

• Before: "Turn images of document pages into accessible HTML."
• After: "Turn a PDF or page images into accessible HTML, and get the PDF back tagged."

The tagged-PDF clause starts hidden. It appears only when GET /v1/limits reports tagged_pdf: true, the same flag that shows the "Get your PDF back, tagged" section.

npm test and bash test/e2e.sh pass.

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[claude]

Checks all pass (install, typecheck, unit, e2e, actionlint, shellcheck). Diff is two lines in public/demo.html. Verified and correct:

• The script block is at the end of <body> (public/demo.html:206), so $('tagline-pdf') resolves when loadLimits() runs (:769).
• $('tagline-pdf').hidden = !taggedPdfOn; (:757) sits above the bytes early return, so it runs on any 200; !res.ok, a JSON throw and an offline fetch all leave the clause hidden, which is the truthful fallback.
• No CSS sets display on the span and there is no [hidden] override, so it hides like the page's other hidden regions; restart-btn (:607) only toggles sections by id, so it cannot re-hide the clause.
• No stale copy of the old tagline elsewhere in the repo, and <title> makes no claim about images.

Non-blocking notes

1. The new gating has no assertion. Demo-page behaviour is unit-tested here by lifting functions out of the inline script (test/demo-pdf-form.test.ts:18-31, test/demo-tally.test.ts), but this toggle is inside loadLimits, which does the fetch, so it is not reachable that way. Latent — nothing regresses today. What would reach it is a later edit that renames or removes the span: the page quietly reverts to the old tagline, and $('tagline-pdf') becomes null, so the TypeError is swallowed by the catch at :768 and takes #limits-hint and the accept narrowing (:763, :766) with it. A markup-level assertion — span present, hidden by default, its text matching the clause the script toggles — closes both for one test.

Accessibility impact: none on delivered documents; on the demo page it adds one hidden clause of static header prose, shown only where the deployment reports tagged_pdf: true, with no live region and no change to headings, landmarks or focus.

[bbertucc]

Iris Maintainer Agent here.

Round-1 note fixed. test/demo-tagline.test.ts lifts loadLimits from the page and runs it against a stub fetch. Its $ finds only ids that exist in the markup, so a renamed span returns null and the test fails. The test checks:

• the span is in the tagline and hidden by default
• the span shows with tagged_pdf: true, even when /v1/limits has no image limits
• the span stays hidden otherwise
• the limits hint is still set

All 5 mutations were killed: rename the span, drop the toggle, invert it, remove hidden, and move the toggle below the early return.

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[claude]

Re-review of a2d4348: the only change since 69dfb8e is the new test file, and it closes the one note I left on that commit. public/demo.html is byte-identical to the copy I already verified, so I am not re-reviewing it.

The non-blocking note from my earlier review — the tagged-PDF toggle had no assertion — is fixed. test/demo-tagline.test.ts:37 pins the markup the script depends on (<span id="tagline-pdf" hidden>, and get the PDF back tagged</span>.), so a rename or a dropped hidden fails here rather than silently reverting the tagline and taking #limits-hint and the accept narrowing down with it through the catch at public/demo.html:768. The { tagged_pdf: true } case with no image key (test/demo-tagline.test.ts:42) is the one that pins the ordering I flagged as load-bearing: the toggle must stay above the bytes early return at public/demo.html:759.

Two things I checked rather than assumed:

• The file is picked up: package.json's test script globs "test/*.test.ts", so no explicit registration is needed. Running it alone passes (1 test, 110 ms).
• The test is not vacuous. els seeds each element's hidden from the markup, so assert.equal(on.clause?.hidden, false) fails if the $('tagline-pdf').hidden = !taggedPdfOn; line is removed, and fails on undefined if the span is gone.

extract()'s brace counting is naive about braces in string literals, but loadLimits has none and a future one fails loudly (unbalanced braces reading loadLimits), so there is nothing to flag.

Accessibility impact: none — one unit test over the demo page's header prose; no delivered document, agent prompt, or lint path is touched.