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User suggests a feature to integrate reporting capabilities that can summarize both manual and automation testing results in a way that non-technical executives can easily understand, similar to what HP ALM provided.
I'm new to automation testing and am learning playwright and selenium. I come from years of testing manually, and used to work for a bank, so we had layers of non-technical executives to report to, so we used HP ALM. I loved it! We could create plan, coverage & status reports very very quickly to answer the questions: "What have you tested", "HOW have you tested it?", "How many tests are planned and how many have been run?", "How far along are we this week?" "What failed"? etc. I guess my question is - how do you you tie automation and manual tests together, get your execution runs and results, and give \*anything\* a non-tech exec that pays your salary can read in english, like: "Test Login Works" with scenarios like "With wrong password", ect, and having "Expected Results" and "Actual Results" in each test that are not expressed as code?