Lightweight web interface — read-only result viewer

[ThomasMalletCodra]

Description

Provide a lightweight web interface for consulting test results without installing ModuleTester. This allows stakeholders (project managers, QA leads, clients) to review test plans and results from a browser.

Current behavior

• Results can only be viewed in the desktop GUI or as exported static files (HTML/DOCX).
• Sharing results requires exporting and sending files manually.

Expected behavior

• A simple web server (moduletester serve) that serves test plans and results.
• Read-only interface: browse test plans, view results, filter by status.
• No test execution from the web (security concern) — execution stays on the desktop app.
• Shareable URLs for specific test plans or campaigns.
• Mobile-friendly responsive design.

Implementation ideas

1. Use FastAPI or Flask for a minimal backend.
2. Serve pre-rendered HTML from campaign data (JSON/SQLite).
3. Simple Jinja2 templates with a clean CSS framework (e.g., PicoCSS, Bootstrap).
4. moduletester serve --port 8080 --data .moduletester/campaigns/.
5. Optional: static site generation mode for hosting on GitHub Pages.

Acceptance criteria

• moduletester serve command starts a local web server
• Test plans and results are browsable in a web browser
• Interface is read-only (no execution capability)
• Results can be filtered by status (pass/fail/skip)
• Works without installing the full desktop application