[fhgffy]

Problem:

• Parameterized tests discard their tags when emitting test events. A parameterized test tagged other runs even when cfg<override>.tag selects a different tag; skip is also ignored for range and tuple parameters.

Solution:

• Pass the existing tags into each event from both parameterization adapters so the runner applies its existing tag and skip rules.
• Preserve two-argument callbacks and direct adapter calls; check the actual three-argument call expression before selecting it.
• Add regression coverage for skipped range/value/type parameters, multiple tags, empty inputs, and a ref-qualified legacy callback.

Issue: Closes #555

Validation:

• Reproduced the original bug with execution counters: the rejected parameter runs on the base and is skipped after the fix. The new upstream regression fails on the unmodified header.
• Windows MinGW g++ 15.1.0, C++20 header mode, CMake 4.3.2 and Ninja 1.13.2; Release build with -Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic -Werror -Wshadow.
• Full build passed. CTest passed 4/4 registered tests. The upstream default post-build execution also passed all 47 programs: 6 benchmarks, 37 examples and 4 tests.
• Focused real-runner checks passed for matching/rejected/multiple tags, skip precedence, untagged and empty inputs, nested tests, and legacy callbacks.
• MSVC, Clang, Linux/macOS, modules, sanitizers and clang-format/clang-tidy were not run locally. The benchmark programs ran successfully; no controlled before/after timing comparison is claimed.

Reviewers:

[fhgffy]

The failing Windows jobs are unrelated to this change. They fail at the CMake configure step on master too, because windows-latest no longer has Visual Studio 2022. #716 fixes the workflows. The Linux, macOS, Emscripten and Install workflows pass here.

[kris-jusiak]

Thanks @fhgffy