lekta_report

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Runs the same page audit as lekta_audit and returns the whole report as one JSON document instead of Markdown — for programs, not people. Top-level fields: engineVersion, url (as requested), finalUrl, fetchedAt, durationMs, targetState, robotsDisallowsLektaBot, score (0-100, null when the target could not be measured), grade, coverage, coverageNote, appliedCaps, movers, warningCount, failCount, and fetchMeta (HTTP status, redirect chain, content type, bytes). layers[] carries each layer definition (name, weight) with its score, and layers[].checks[] every check with id, title, status (pass / fail / warn / info / not_applicable / unmeasured), severity, evidence values and full fix text. Scoring internals are stripped by design — rule source names, reference URLs and threshold rationale are absent; each check keeps only its dated evidence-class tag (SPEC, VENDOR, MEASUREMENT, PEER-REVIEWED or PROVISIONAL). USE THIS when code consumes the result, or when you need a field the Markdown verdict never prints: check ids, per-layer scores, raw evidence values, the redirect chain. DO NOT use it to show a person a verdict (lekta_audit is shorter and ranked by point impact), do not call it after lekta_audit for the same URL expecting new data (it is the same measurement in another shape), and do not reach for it to learn WHY a rule exists — that material is deliberately not in the payload. COST AND BEHAVIOUR: the same fetch, 15-minute cache, quota and limits as lekta_audit, with two differences — the JSON carries no quota line, so call lekta_audit when you need the count used, and nothing here is ranked: checks arrive in layer order, not by point impact.