The end-to-end suite had never been run. Its first run failed six ways,
all of them the page sitting on the login screen: every browser page load
re-obtains an access token, the refresh endpoint allows thirty a minute
per address, and a twenty-test run makes about fifty of them from one
address. Half came back 429, and a failed refresh is indistinguishable
from being logged out. Raising the ceiling would only move it and make a
green suite depend on how fast the machine is, so the limiter is switched
off for the test backend alone — it measures a client, and the runner is
not one. It stays on everywhere else.
With that gone, one real failure was left, and it belonged to the commit
that claimed to have fixed it: cell widths were held, but a week whose
cell carries a holiday name still stood taller than its neighbours,
because each week is its own grid and none can see another's height. The
weeks now share one grid whose rows are all a single fraction, so the
tallest sets the rest and no cell can grow its own row.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ei7gCZzdd751uZtPzb1Pep
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