Problem

The run-rerun command could display misleading output like "OK | 0 passed" even when tests actually failed. This occurred because the event.all.result event was being emitted with incorrect data, causing listeners to receive empty or invalid result information.

Root Cause

In lib/rerun.js, the final event.all.result emission was passing the rerunner instance (this) instead of the actual result object (container.result()):

// Before - incorrect
event.emit(event.all.result, this)
// After - correct 
event.emit(event.all.result, container.result())

This inconsistency with the regular run command (which correctly emits container.result()) meant that event listeners expecting result data would receive the wrong object type.

Solution

Changed the event emission in the rerun's run() method to emit the proper result object, ensuring consistency with other commands and accurate result reporting.

Testing

• Added test case to verify the fix prevents "OK | 0 passed" output when tests fail
• Confirmed all existing unit and runner tests still pass
• Validated that individual test run results are displayed correctly during rerun operations

Impact

This fix ensures that users get accurate result summaries from the run-rerun command, preventing confusion when tests fail but appear to show successful results.

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