R016

To enforce valid characters in ArkTS testcase names, scan `.test.ets`, `.test.ts`, and `.test.js` files to extract `it()` first arguments and match them against the `^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+$` regex. This flags naming violations containing disallowed punctuation for CI quality gating.

The allowed character set for ArkTS `it()` testcase names strictly includes alphanumeric characters, underscores, and hyphens, validated using the `^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+$` regex pattern. Any testcase name containing punctuation like periods or symbols violates this test suite hygiene rule.

Yes, you can automatically fix invalid testcase names by removing disallowed characters and appending an `Adapt` plus three-digit suffix. During repair planning, the tool keeps the associated `@tc.name` synchronized when present in the test file.

No, static analysis for testcase naming does not apply to regular TypeScript source files. The scanning specifically targets test files with the `.test.ets`, `.test.ts`, and `.test.js` extensions to ensure it only evaluates `it()` testcase entries.

Your CI pipeline warns about copied `it()` testcase names because static analysis detects characters outside the allowed alphanumeric, underscore, and hyphen set. Copied cases often retain punctuation like `@`, causing code review churn and failing the naming rule gate.