v0.3.4

Added

• Write the JSON report to a file, keeping the normal output. Pass
  --json-out result.json to get the report as a file for a later step, such as an upload,
  while the terminal output, the GitHub annotations, the job summary and the exit code stay
  as they are; --json alone prints to stdout and, with --diff, turns off the
  annotations. The file holds exactly what --json prints: the diff result with --diff,
  the full report otherwise.
  • The path is relative to the working directory, not to the scanned path.
  • An empty path, a missing folder or a file that cannot be written exits 2.
  • The file is only written when the scan ran, so a later step must check the exit code
    before reading it.

Fixed

• Advisory issues now name your target level, not "AAA". With --level A, Level AA
  issues were labelled "AAA advisory". The summary now reads N advisory (beyond <target>)
  and the section Advisory — beyond your <target> target, not counted.
• A failing scanner is now named in the warning. [scanner] failed becomes, for
  example, [axe-core] failed and did not run: <error>, so you know which checks are
  missing from the report. The same text is in diagnostics in the JSON report.
• Ignored issues now read "ignored via equall-ignore" (was "suppressed via equall-ignore").
• With --diff, uncounted new findings now read "to review or advisory" (was "review-only
  or advisory").
• "No scannable files found" now lists .htm, which the scan already supported.