Add outline Gherkin stories for QTI assessment rendering

integration_testing/features/learner/learner-engage-qti-assessment.feature

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+Feature: Learner answers a QTI assessment item
+  Learner can answer each supported QTI v3 interaction type, inside exercises, practice quizzes and coach quizzes
+
+  Background:
+    Given I am signed in as a learner user
+      And I am engaging with a <resource> that contains QTI v3 items
+      And I am on a QTI item in answer mode
+
+  Scenario: Answer a single-select choice interaction
+    Given the item has a choice interaction that allows a single answer
+    Then I see a prompt to choose one answer
+      And each choice is a full-width row with an empty circular indicator
+    When I select a choice
+    Then its row highlights and its circular indicator fills
+    When I select a different choice
+    Then my earlier choice is cleared and only the new one stays selected
+    When I navigate the choices by keyboard
+    Then Enter or Space selects the focused choice
+
+  Scenario: Answer a multiple-select choice interaction
+    Given the item has a choice interaction that allows up to a maximum number of answers
+    Then I see a prompt for how many answers to select
+      And each choice is a full-width row with an empty square checkbox indicator
+    When I select choices
+    Then each selected row highlights and its checkbox shows a checkmark
+      And I can select and clear choices independently of one another
+    When I have selected the maximum number of choices
+    Then I cannot select a further choice until I clear one
+    When I submit having selected fewer than the required minimum
+    Then I am told how many choices I must select
+    When the choices are set to shuffle
+    Then their order is randomised while any fixed choices keep their position
+
+  Scenario: Answer an order interaction
+    Given the item has an order interaction presenting choices in an initial, possibly shuffled, order
+    Then I see a prompt to drag, or use the arrow buttons, to reorder
+    When I drag a choice by its handle to a new position
+    Then the list order updates immediately
+    When I focus a choice by keyboard
+    Then its drag handle is replaced by move-up and move-down buttons that move it directly
+      And focus stays on the moved choice and its new position is announced
+    Then my arrangement is recorded as an ordered list of choices
+
+  Scenario: Answer an associate interaction
+    Given the item has an associate interaction with one set of choices
+      And each association is a pair of two connected slots, each holding one choice
+    When I drag a choice into each of a pair's two slots
+    Then the two filled slots form an unordered pair, both choices drawn from the same set
+    When I use the keyboard instead
+    Then I cycle each slot through the choices to fill it
+      And a choice cannot be used beyond its allowed number of associations
+
+  Scenario: Answer a match interaction with single-choice targets
+    Given the item has a match interaction with two distinct sets of choices
+      And each target holds one choice
+    When I drag a choice onto a target
+    Then the target holds that choice, associating it across the two sets
+    When I use the keyboard instead
+    Then I cycle the target through the choices to fill it
+    When I assign a different choice to the same target
+    Then it replaces the previous one
+      And I can only associate choices across the sets, never within one set
+
+  Scenario: Answer a match interaction with multi-choice targets
+    Given the item has a match interaction with two distinct sets of choices
+      And a target can hold more than one choice
+    When I drag several choices onto a target
+    Then the target holds every choice I assigned
+    When I use the keyboard instead
+    Then I add and remove choices on the target
+      And a choice is used across targets only up to its allowed limit
+
+  Scenario: Answer a gap match interaction
+    Given the item has a gap match interaction with gaps embedded in the passage and a pool of text or image choices
+      And each gap is filled from the pool and holds a single choice
+    When I drag a choice from the pool into a gap
+    Then the gap shows that choice
+      And the same choice fills another gap only up to its allowed limit
+    When I use the keyboard instead
+    Then I cycle the gap through the choices to fill it
+    When I clear a filled gap
+    Then the choice returns to the pool
+
+  Scenario: Answer an inline choice interaction
+    Given the item has an inline choice interaction within a sentence
+    When I open the inline dropdown and pick one option
+    Then the sentence reads with my selected option in place
+
+  Scenario: Answer a text entry interaction
+    Given the item has a text entry field within a sentence
+    When I type my answer into the field
+    Then my text is captured as the response
+
+  Scenario: Answer a numeric text entry interaction
+    Given the item has a text entry field that expects a number
+    When I enter my answer into the field
+    Then only numeric input is accepted
+      And I can enter my answer in any number system I choose
+      And an on-screen number keypad is shown to help me enter it
+
+Examples:
+  | resource           |
+  | a QTI exercise     |