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fix(ci): resolve frontend smoke failures - #2568
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Superseded by #2544 (runtime-safe icon catalog filtering) and #2556 (bounded settings selector menus with diagnostic geometry). Latest main CI run 31297747919 is green across Storybook, both E2E shards, typecheck, workspace tests, and alignment audit, so this conflicting duplicate is no longer needed. |
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These are the unrelated frontend failures observed while validating #2562. The icon story had a deterministic invalid-component bug. The Daily Review and Quote Companion failures were test-contract/event-ordering defects rather than product regressions.
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