Okay, I see. Feed back is still welcome. Automated testing is great for things like this. It is too tempting to skip manual testing of everything on every change and too time consuming to do it manually on every change.
Perhaps Selenium is the most reliable way to go. I have another project I am working on now privately which has a separate backend and front end programs and I only have automated testing for the backend in that project.
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