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chore: propagate main into development - #106

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Automated PR carrying commits pushed directly to main (hotfixes, CI-generated
commits) down into development. nightly is intentionally skipped — it picks
these up via the daily development sync instead.

Triggered by push 7f38e0a to main.

@playwright/test resolved to 1.63.0 after the dev-dep bump in d3ad36e,
but the e2e job's pinned Playwright image was still v1.62.1-noble. The
pre-baked chrome-headless-shell in that image doesn't match what 1.63.0
expects, so every spec failed with "Executable doesn't exist at
/ms-playwright/chromium_headless_shell-1243/...". Realign the image tag
with the package version.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ERJte48V5qPtmRrpW8DgMS
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The hardcoded image tag drifts the moment a Playwright dep bump lands on
one branch but not the other: 7f38e0a set it to v1.63.0-noble to match
development's lockfile, which then broke main's e2e (still on 1.62.1).
Read the resolved @playwright/test version out of package-lock.json at
run time and build the tag from it, so the pre-baked browsers always
match the npm-installed client regardless of branch.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ERJte48V5qPtmRrpW8DgMS
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Wikid82 marked this pull request as ready for review September 7, 2026 20:03
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Wikid82 merged commit b1f47ee into development Sep 7, 2026
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