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Task-list clipping regression
From apps/desktop, after the locked workspace dependencies and Playwright Chromium are installed:
npm run test:task-scroll
The two tests mount the production ComposerStatusStack (including status grouping,
section collapse, task rows and the production stylesheet) with 14 and 20 synthetic
task records. Real Chromium wheel input must expose and hit-test the final row
inside the capped viewport, above a composer boundary. Collapse and re-expand must
preserve scrolling. No inline CSS treatment or scrollIntoView repairs the page.
The fixture uses no backend, model, native Electron bridge or user session data;
it is a renderer-component regression, not a native-app end-to-end test.
The runner serves only loopback port 18120 and cleans up its browser and Vite
server. Its Vite cache is private. Set TASK_SCROLL_OUTPUT to retain the JSON
geometry and screenshots in a chosen directory. Otherwise these are retained in
the printed test run's temporary directory. In shared campaigns wrap the command
with the campaign's flock tests.lock, and isolate HOME and HERMES_HOME.