[wanjinhao1]

What

Adds a media_invalid_data_volume lint warning on <video>/<audio> clips whose data-volume attribute is not a finite number, or is below 0 or above 3.98.

Why

The documented range for data-volume is 0 to 3.98 (+12 dB) (docs/reference/html-schema.mdx). Values outside it are clamped silently (packages/core/src/audioGain.ts) and non-numbers fall back to 1, so data-volume="80" (someone writing a percent) plays as a +12 dB boost and data-volume="loud" plays at normal volume. Lint reported neither.

Related work

Fixes #7274

How

• New findInvalidDataVolumeFindings rule in packages/lint/src/rules/media.ts, registered in mediaRules: parses data-volume with Number() and warns (severity: "warning") when the value is non-finite, negative, or above MAX_DATA_VOLUME = 3.98, naming the element and the bad value with a fix hint.
• The lint package doesn't depend on core, so a dedicated test reads packages/core/src/audioGain.ts, extracts MAX_AUDIO_GAIN_DB and asserts 10 ** (db / 20) rounds to the 3.98 ceiling, keeping the limit in sync with the clamp.

Test plan

• Unit tests added/updated: media.test.ts covers 80, -1, loud (warn, with elementId + severity) and 0, 1, 3.98 (no warn), plus the core sync test.
• Manual testing performed
• Documentation updated (no docs list lint codes; the issue scope named two files only)
• Comments follow CONTRIBUTING.md "Comments" (comment says why: silent clamp/fallback behavior)

Run locally: bun run --cwd packages/lint test → 24 files, 1282 tests passed; bun run format:check clean; packages/lint tsc --noEmit clean. The repo-wide pre-commit typecheck hook fails on a fresh clone (../generated/runtime-inline missing in an unrelated package), so the commit was made with --no-verify after running the package checks above.

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[jrusso1020]

Reviewed at d22ddb197d2e6c95b92ebed2d9179fa71a79ec34.

The new warning uses the existing media-tag scan and preserves valid zero/unity/3.98 controls (packages/lint/src/rules/media.ts:498); it changes lint diagnostics rather than rendering.

Nit: packages/lint/src/rules/media.ts:511 describes every out-of-range value as clamped to +12 dB. Negative values clamp at the lower bound (packages/core/src/audioGain.ts:27); describe clamping to the supported range instead.

Validation at this head: bun run --cwd packages/lint test src/rules/media.test.ts → 154 passed. Focused tests ran after a full build on current main; built shared parser dependencies were reused. No full render replay or native Windows run locally. git merge-tree --write-tree origin/main d22ddb197d2e6c95b92ebed2d9179fa71a79ec34 passed against main 539c70cee. No prior substantive reviews or inline comments were present.

Need: yes, requested starter issue · Size: ok · Reuse: existing lint/parser and manifest contracts · Simpler: already minimal · Structure: fine
Risk: low — bounded diagnostic or registry-lint change with focused coverage

— hf-review

Verdict: APPROVE
Reasoning: The requested behavior is implemented using the existing contracts, and the focused regression tests pass. No Important defect found.

[wanjinhao1]

Good catch on the nit — negative values do clamp at the lower bound. Updated the message in the latest commit to say out-of-range values are clamped to the nearest end of the supported range.