fix(web): keep compaction status semantic row singular - #52
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Problem
During TranscriptTimeline's cold-mount handoff, the hidden LegendList and the paint-only warm-tail overlay coexist. Both copies of a working row exposed
data-transcript-status, so the compacting status intermittently appeared twice in the DOM. The real headed reproduction failed 8/10 first attempts with a two-element strict-mode violation.Fix
Mark cold-mount overlay rows as paint-only ghosts. Working-row copy and pixels stay unchanged, but only the live transcript row carries the lifecycle status hook. The overlay was already
aria-hidden; no locator, timing, CSS, or assertion was weakened.Proof
pnpm --filter @t4-code/web typecheck: passedThis is release-critical because the prior headed release gate was genuinely flaky.