Does an automated accessibility test catch it?

Alternative text.html

<!-- Missing text alternative -->
<!-- 🤖 caught by automated test -->
<img src="pup.jpg">

<!-- Bad text alternative -->
<!-- Not actually an alternative -->
<!-- 🧐 not caught by automated test -->
<img src="pup.jpg" alt="dog">

<!-- Great text alternative -->
<!-- Conveys the same information as the image -->
<!-- ✔ passes automated test -->
<img src="pup.jpg" alt="Cute puppy frolicking in a field">

Link or button text.html

<!-- Empty link text -->
<!-- No link text and no text alternative for the SVG -->
<!-- 🤖 caught by automated test -->
<a href="/view/1/">
	<img src="eye.svg">
</a>

<!-- Bad link text -->
<!-- Doesn't say where the link goes -->
<!-- 🧐 not caught by automated test -->
<a href="/view/1/">1</a>

<!-- Great link text -->
<!-- Says where the link goes -->
<!-- ✔ passes automated test -->
<a href="/view/1/">View item 1</a>