feat: override anchor container selection

[amhsirak]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved element selection logic to better handle overlapping elements, ensuring that anchor tags are not incorrectly prioritized when overlapped by other elements.

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Walkthrough

A new conditional block is added to the getElementInformation function in selector.ts. When the deepest element at a point is an anchor (<A>), the logic now checks for overlapping sibling elements and reassigns the deepest element if such an overlap is found. No changes to exported entity signatures occurred.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
server/src/workflow-management/selector.ts	Enhanced getElementInformation to replace an anchor element with an overlapping sibling if detected at a point.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant Selector

    Caller->>Selector: getElementInformation(point)
    Selector->>Selector: findContainerElement(point)
    Selector->>Selector: Determine deepestElement
    alt deepestElement is <A> tag
        Selector->>Selector: Iterate siblings for overlap
        alt Overlapping sibling found
            Selector->>Selector: Reassign deepestElement to sibling
        end
    end
    Selector-->>Caller: Return deepestElement info

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Possibly related PRs

• fix: improve list container detection and highlighting #493: Both PRs refine the getElementInformation logic in selector.ts to improve how the deepest element is chosen, focusing on relationships and overlaps among elements.
• fix: attribute selection on link selections #486: Both PRs adjust anchor (<A>) element handling in getElementInformation, prioritizing or replacing links based on sibling relationships.
• feat: better DOM parsing and highlighting #488: This PR builds upon logic for replacing an anchor with an overlapping sibling, directly extending previous element selection refinements.

Suggested labels

Type: Enhancement, Scope: Ext

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Where anchors may hide and siblings may creep,
Now if links overlap, the rabbit’s aware—
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• server/src/workflow-management/selector.ts (2 hunks)

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server/src/workflow-management/selector.ts (1)

336-356: Good implementation of anchor element override logic.

This change adds a new feature that overrides anchor container selection when overlapping with sibling elements. This helps improve element targeting when anchors might be interfering with other interactive elements.

The overlap detection logic is properly implemented using rectangle bounds comparison, and the traversal stops after finding the first valid sibling. This enhancement will likely improve user experience when interacting with complex web layouts.

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