Report a score to the overall Interop 2022 effort

[foolip]

When you think it's fair to say the progress of this investigation effort is no longer 0%, please let us know so we can update https://wpt.fyi/interop-2022.

We have a score for Viewport now in web-platform-tests/interop-2022-viewport#22 (comment), and it'd be good to show progress in small increments, rather than going 0→100% at the end of the year.

[jgraham]

Based on the previous meeting we can now update the total score to 36% (but we also have clear next steps to improve the score: each issue documents what's needed to make that happen).

[jensimmons]

Is 36% complete still the correct score?

[jgraham]

We haven't had a meeting to formally update the score, but I'd say:
Selection: Test PR is still open, but reviewed. Leave the score at 50%, but it will be 100% if that lands.
Input Events: We have a list of quirks, but still no tests written. Some depend on IME, but not much progress. Was 0%, but maybe having a list of test cases means that we could score at 20%.
IME Testing: I've put up a proposal, but got no feedback on the issue. I've started making a demo implementation, but that's time constrained. 30% still seems correct.
contenteditable: I think we can score this as 100% following the Interop 2023 proposal.
async clipboard: There hasn't been enough progress on being able to write wpt tests in light of user activation requirements to progress beyond 30%.

So I'd suggest the overall score here is now 46%, but there are clear actions we could take (land the test PRs, review IME proposal, etc.) to further improve it.

[jensimmons]

@foolip ^

[jensimmons]

Perhaps you could call it 48%, to make the math work out evenly for the overall Investigation score?

[foolip]

Discussed in the interop team meeting today. We decided to update the score to 46% as of Nov 25. @foolip to send PR.

[foolip]

I've sent web-platform-tests/wpt.fyi#3058.

[jgraham]

Will confirm in the last meeting, but it seems like the end of year score will be 52%.

[foolip]

@jgraham from what date should we consider the score to be 52%?