iOS: fix the test failures that keep iOS CI red on main

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Summary

The iOS simulator lanes can't pass on any branch that includes #14040. Partway through CmuxMobileShellUITests, the viewport anchor fixture asks the table's data source for a cell at an index path that UIKit has already dequeued. The fixture's table sits in a window and has been laid out, so UIKit throws NSInternalInconsistencyException ("Attempted to dequeue multiple cells for the same index path"). That kills the xctest process, and xcodebuild reports the rest of the suite as failed after its diagnostics timeout.

WorkspaceListViewportAnchorTests.Fixture.renderedIDs() now reads the rows the data source serves (WorkspaceListTableCoordinator.renderedItems, whose setter is now private(set) instead of private). It checks that the table's row count matches, and that each visible cell draws the workspace its row names, reading cells the table already has (cellForRow(at:)) instead of building new ones. The sibling WorkspaceListScrollUpdateTests helpers use the same cellForRowAt pattern but don't crash, because their tables aren't in a window, so they're left as is.

With the crash gone, the suite reached an anchor assertion that had never run on CI: notificationMovingAVisibleRowToTheTopKeepsItsNeighborsInPlace found its neighbor row 86 points away from where it started. This is a bug in the app, not the test. After a scroll to a row, the row above it can end a fraction of a point below the top edge, so UIKit still lists it as visible. The anchor picked that offscreen row, and when a notification moved the first visible row to the top, every row the user was reading shifted down by one row height. The anchor now skips a row that overlaps the viewport by less than one pixel. Three tests pin that boundary (a44acdf, 06b6076): a row showing half a pixel isn't the anchor, a row showing one pixel is, and moving a row to the top while a half-pixel sliver of the row above it still shows keeps the rows below it in place.

The first commit's message says every full simulator run since #14040 lost the suite to this crash. More precisely, no full-suite simulator run containing #14040 has passed since it merged. The main passes after that merge were all targeted test_filter dispatches that never ran this suite. Every full run I checked that reached CmuxMobileShellUITests crashed here. A few failed earlier for unrelated reasons, for example 36114121829 timed out in cmuxFeatureTests.

With the crash gone, a focused run of MobilePushCoordinatorLifecycleTests on main still fails (run 36225146489): two tests on both devices, and a third on iPad. Their fixtures had drifted from the coordinator they test:

• callbackFailureOffersRetryAndSuccessfulTokenRecoversReadiness and foregroundAndReachabilityRecoveryShareOneExhaustedRegistrationRetry start from an enabled registration but leave the coordinator's opt-in off. MobilePushCoordinator reads that opt-in from defaults at init and drops any registration update whose enabled state disagrees with it. So the token failure never reached readiness, no retry was offered, and on iPad the second test ran out its 60 s limit waiting for a retry that could never start. Both tests now store the opt-in in their isolated defaults first. With it on, the readiness refresh also asks iOS to register once, so the callback test expects one request before the retry and two after.
• enableRegistersWithOSBeforeBackendSyncCompletes held the enable open at setEnabled, which enabling no longer calls. The coordinator now commits the intent with applyEnabledIntent and starts the backend sync in reconcileEnabledIntent. The gate never engaged, so the test saw a finished enable. The double now holds reconcileEnabledIntent open instead.

VerifiedReplayPresentationTests "replay drain owns only the scroll work present at admission" also fails on main, on both devices (run 36226623813). It expects the replay drain to deliver one scroll event while a producer keeps adding scroll, and it sees 2 or 3. The drain flushes pending scroll once, then waits for the local apply. The test view's display link keeps running during that wait, and every frame flushes pending scroll too, so a frame that lands there delivers the producer's next batch. Both drain tests (this one and pendingNativeScrollInvalidatesReplayAnchorBeforeFlush) now stop the display link after creating the view, so the drain is the only flush. The test view has no window, so nothing restarts the display link.

MobileOfficialChannelCopyTests "whatsNewCompatCopyUsesTeamSpecificFloor" fails on main too. #12389 gave iOS 1.0.4 beta builds the 0.64.22 nightly floor, and MobileMacCompatPolicyTests asserts it, but this test still expects a team build to have no nightly floor. It only runs in a full simulator run, and this PR's first one was the first to reach it since then. 360a300 expects the floor. #14420 carries the same one-line change, so the second of the two to land merges it cleanly.

Two more crashes kill the CmuxMobileTerminalTests process, and each one fails whatever tests were running in it:

• A runtime freed before its surfaces. On iPad, a test-built GhosttyRuntime was released while a surface created from it was still queued to be freed on the view's output queue ("GhosttyRuntime deallocated with non-zero retain count 2"). Freeing libghostty's app tears down its surfaces, so the queued free would then free a surface that's already gone. enqueueSurfaceFree now retains the runtime until the free has run. It releases the runtime on the main actor, so the runtime's deinit, which frees the app, never runs on the output queue. The app itself only uses GhosttyRuntime.shared(), which is never released, so in the app this retain is defensive.
• A weak reference to a deallocating view. The stale renderer test from test(ios): e2e reply context for the relay cooldown test; count wakeup draws #14555 detaches both views' bridges by hand. A bridge holds its view strongly while the view owns a surface (iOS: dismantled GhosttySurfaceView leaks (view<->bridge retain cycle kept for libghostty uiview pointer safety) #7199), so without one the views deinit with live surfaces. Freeing a surface from deinit forms [weak self] to a view that is already deallocating, which aborts the process. The test now frees both surfaces in its defer before its views are released.

Review of the runtime fix found a related leak. The output queue holds itself only weakly between work items. If its owner let go before a queued surface free had started, the queue deallocated and dropped the free, leaking the surface and the runtime retain. That can happen in the app too: render-pipeline recovery queues the old surface's free on the old queue, then replaces the view's queue. The free now holds its queue until it has run.

CodeRabbit found another way a free could be dropped. The output queue refuses work once 256 items are waiting, and a refused free never ran. That leaked the surface and the runtime retain. A refused free from render recovery also never lowered the pending-free count, so recovery could stay paused. The queue now always admits a surface's free. Each queue serves one surface, which is freed once, so a queue holds at most one item past the limit.

reverseModeOSCResetsUseRawConfigDefaults can fail under load whether or not this PR is in. It failed on another branch's iPhone lane (run 36215388711) and on this PR's iPad lane at dde188d (run 36233597160), both times right after output.apply.TIMEOUT on a 69-byte apply that took just over 2 s. A view starts its display link even without a window, and the link's output apply watchdog fails any apply still pending after 2 s and replaces the surface. The theme tests and runtimeOutlivesItsSurfaces now apply output through a test helper that stops the link first and fails an apply still pending after 30 s.

The push, replay, copy, stale renderer, and theme test changes are test-only. The production changes are the one-pixel anchor rule, the runtime retain, the queue capture, and teardown admission.

Left for a follow-up: when a free finishes after its view is gone, the view's free-drain watchdog can no longer be cancelled, so it logs surface.free.STUCK 10 s later. Before this change, that log came with a real leak when the free was dropped. Now the free runs, and the log is spurious.

Testing

test-ios.yml, test_filter=CmuxMobileShellUITests/WorkspaceListViewportAnchorTests:

• Main at 9b10f7c, iPhone: 36221420540 failed. xctest terminates with the dequeue assertion at index path 0-0.
• 4a7efca (fixture fix only), iPhone: 36222597664 failed. There is no crash, and all 7 tests run. notificationMovingAVisibleRowToTheTopKeepsItsNeighborsInPlace fails with the neighbor 86.3 points off.
• 5ae9e29 (anchor fix), iPhone and iPad: 36223112048 passed. All 7 tests pass on both devices.

test-ios.yml, test_filter=CmuxMobileShellUITests/MobilePushCoordinatorLifecycleTests:

• Main at e742cce, iPhone and iPad: 36225146489 failed with the tests above.
• 1daa9c4, iPhone and iPad: 36225909633 fixed two of the three. The callback test counted 2 registration requests where it expected 1, because the opt-in now makes the readiness refresh register too.
• 0ee4037, iPhone and iPad: 36226279548 passed on both devices.

test-ios.yml, test_filter=CmuxMobileTerminalTests/VerifiedReplayPresentationTests:

• Main at e742cce, iPhone and iPad: 36226623813 failed. replayDrainDoesNotChaseContinuouslyProducedScroll counted 2 scroll events where it expected 1.
• 26445c5, iPhone and iPad: 36226956459 passed 12 tests on each device, and a second dispatch, 36226952978, passed them again.

Full suite on both devices, PR CI run 36226954369 at 26445c5: on iPhone, CmuxMobileShellUITests ran past the old crash point, and 603 tests in 83 suites finished with one failure, the copy test above. The iPad lane was refused a simulator by the runner hook, which is an infrastructure refusal.

test-ios.yml, test_filter=CmuxMobileShellUITests/MobileOfficialChannelCopyTests:

• 360a300, iPhone and iPad: 36228203733 passed on both devices.

test-ios.yml, test_filter=CmuxMobileShellUITests/WorkspaceListViewportAnchorTests, after the boundary tests:

• 0f3edfb, iPhone and iPad: 36229307729 passed 10 tests on iPhone. On iPad, the two sliver tests failed their setup check (overlap > 0 was false) before the anchor rule ran. The iPad table rounded the content offset to a whole pixel, which erased the half-pixel sliver.
• e7db577 (the fixture moves the top inset by whatever the rounding left over), iPhone and iPad: 36230390167 passed 10 tests on each device.

test-ios.yml, test_filter=CmuxMobileTerminalTests/GhosttyRuntimeLifetimeTests:

• fb63c06 (runtime test, no fix), iPhone and iPad: 36230385106 failed. On both devices the test process crashed inside runtimeOutlivesItsSurfaces, and xctest lists it as failing after the restart.
• 55d9035 (runtime retain), iPhone and iPad: 36230386611 passed 1 test on each device.
• cacdaff (queued-free test, queue fix reverted), iPhone and iPad: 36232063805 failed on both devices. Of its 2 tests, the queued-free test failed at GhosttyRuntimeLifetimeTests.swift:90: the runtime was still alive 10 s after the view was released, because the queue had dropped the free.
• 7b87742 (queue fix), iPhone and iPad: 36232068540 passed 2 tests in 1 suite on each device.
• d6d23b4 (full-queue test, teardown admission reverted), iPhone and iPad: 36233398628 failed on both devices. Of its 3 tests, the full-queue test failed at GhosttyRuntimeLifetimeTests.swift:138: the runtime was still alive 10 s after its surface was disposed.
• dde188d (teardown admission), iPhone and iPad: 36233594533 passed 3 tests in 1 suite on each device.

Each of the three lifetime fixes went through a revert so that it lands on a test that fails without it. ded454c took the runtime retain back out because its first test (1e9f60b) didn't compile, and fb63c06 corrected the test. The queue fix was reverted twice: 47eb1c3 because its first test (7269628) didn't compile, and 3f49355 because the corrected test (a8b5e37) could pass without the fix. That test processed output and awaited, and either can queue work that holds the queue until it goes idle, long enough for the free to run. cacdaff queues the blocker and releases the view in one main-actor turn. e561d70 only rewords the fix's comment. Teardown admission was reverted once, in 418f0c4, because its first test (3fc6244) didn't compile; d6d23b4 corrected the test.

test-ios.yml, test_filter=CmuxMobileTerminalTests/GhosttyRuntimeActionTests:

• e7db577, iPhone and iPad: 36231017726 failed on iPhone. staleRendererContinuationDoesNotTargetReplacementView aborted the process with "Cannot form weak reference to instance … of class GhosttySurfaceView". iPad passed. The crash depends on timing, so 9de55a4 is covered by the full terminal run below rather than a red/green pair.

test-ios.yml, test_filter=CmuxMobileTerminalTests, at dde188d, iPhone and iPad: 36233595907 passed 111 tests in 25 suites on each device, including all three lifetime tests and staleRendererContinuationDoesNotTargetReplacementView.

The theme test helper has no failing commit, because the watchdog failure depends on load. The same test_filter=CmuxMobileTerminalTests dispatch passed 111 tests in 25 suites on each device at 675bd5a (run 36235525219) and at the head, ff4bd35 (run 36235859172). At ff4bd35, the first attempt's iPad lane failed while setting up its runner, before any test ran, and the second attempt passed.

PR CI at the head, ff4bd35, passed: CI run 36235862368, and the full iOS simulator suite (run 36235862230) on the first attempt on both iPhone and iPad. On each device, the three test bundles passed 241 tests in 23 suites, 606 in 83, and 111 in 25.

Demo Video

Not captured. None of the production changes has visible UI of its own. The one-pixel anchor rule is covered by the anchor tests above on both simulators, and the runtime and queue changes only affect when a surface is freed.

Checklist

• Behavior changes have added or updated tests, each landing after a commit whose test failed on CI: the anchor rule (4a7efca, then 5ae9e29, with three tests pinning the one-pixel boundary), the runtime retain (fb63c06, then 55d9035), the queue capture (cacdaff, then 7b87742), and teardown admission (d6d23b4, then dde188d).
• Localization audited: no user-facing strings changed.
• Reviewed with a subagent before merge, and all bot and human review comments resolved.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved workspace list positioning when rows barely overlap the top of the viewport, preventing a tiny visible sliver from changing the scroll anchor.
  • Improved terminal view cleanup reliability, helping ensure runtime resources remain available until surface teardown is complete, including when cleanup is queued behind other work.

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The coordinator exposes renderedItems for read access and applies a one-display-pixel overlap threshold when choosing a viewport anchor. Tests update push lifecycle and replay-scroll assertions, and expect a specific nightly version. GhosttySurfaceView retains its runtime through queued surface teardown, with tests covering runtime lifetime.

Changes

Workspace list viewport anchoring

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update viewport anchoring and validation Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Sources/CmuxMobileShellUI/WorkspaceListTableCoordinator.swift, Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Tests/CmuxMobileShellUITests/WorkspaceListViewportAnchorTests.swift	renderedItems is readable outside the coordinator, while mutation remains restricted. The anchor calculation skips rows with less than one display pixel of overlap at the viewport’s top edge. Tests cover overlap thresholds and reorder notifications, and verify rendered IDs and visible cells.

Mobile push lifecycle tests

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Gate push reconciliation in lifecycle tests Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Tests/CmuxMobileShellUITests/MobilePushCoordinatorLifecycleTests.swift	The test registration pauses enabled-intent reconciliation at a separate gate before its existing checks. Lifecycle tests use this gate, assert OS registration request counts, and set the persisted push-enabled preference in selected test setups.

Replay presentation tests

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Stop display link during drain tests Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileTerminal/Tests/CmuxMobileTerminalTests/VerifiedReplayPresentationTests.swift	Two tests stop the display link before testing pending-scroll invalidation and whether the drain processes only work present at admission.

Official channel copy test

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update nightly version expectation Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Tests/CmuxMobileShellUITests/MobileOfficialChannelCopyTests.swift	The beta-build test expects nightly version 0.64.22-nightly.3345650013202 instead of nil.

Ghostty surface runtime lifetime

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Retain runtime through surface disposal Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileTerminal/Sources/CmuxMobileTerminal/GhosttySurfaceView.swift, Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileTerminal/Sources/CmuxMobileTerminal/GhosttySurfaceWorkQueue.swift, Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileTerminal/Tests/CmuxMobileTerminalTests/GhosttyRuntimeLifetimeTests.swift, Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileTerminal/Tests/CmuxMobileTerminalTests/GhosttyRuntimeActionTests.swift, Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileTerminal/Tests/CmuxMobileTerminalTests/GhosttySurfaceViewTestSupport.swift, Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileTerminal/Tests/CmuxMobileTerminalTests/GhosttySurfaceThemeTests.swift

GhosttySurfaceView holds a strong runtime reference. Queued surface freeing retains the runtime and work queue through completion, and teardown work bypasses the pending-operation limit. Lifetime tests cover release after disposal and disposal queued behind blocked or full output work. The stale-continuation test explicitly disposes both surfaces. Theme tests use a deadline-bounded output helper.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: lawrencecchen

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to ff4bd

The iOS test fixes and surface-teardown changes appear ready to merge after normal checks.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to ff4bd

The terminal cleanup change appears to preserve the runtime until queued surface destruction finishes, without adding a new production entrypoint. No security weakness was established, but cleanup under interruption remains unverified.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The identified production security-relevant effect is native-handle lifetime within the iOS terminal surface lifecycle. The flagged test-helper fanout does not itself expand production reachability.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Disposal removes the live surface reference before queueing its free, while the free remains ordered on the queue used by existing surface operations.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Ordinary work remains subject to the queue limit, whereas surface teardown is admitted beyond it and processed as normal-priority work.

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Cmux Cloud Persistent Session And Early Input	✅ Passed	PASS. The authoritative diff changes iOS workspace tests and Ghostty surface lifetime/teardown. It does not change Cloud terminal creation, cmux-tui clients, physical transports, attachment, manual re…
Cmux Swift Actor Isolation	✅ Passed	PASS. The production diff changes only an already-@mainactor UI coordinator, an already UIKit-bound GhosttySurfaceView, and the existing @unchecked Sendable work queue. The new queue method uses the e…
Cmux Swift Blocking Runtime	✅ Passed	PASS. The production diff changes runtime retention, queued surface teardown, and the existing work-queue admission limit. It does not add sleeps, timers, polling, blocking waits, main-queue sync, or …
Cmux Browser Automation Off-Main	✅ Passed	PASS: The authoritative pull-request diff changes 11 iOS workspace, push, replay, terminal-surface, lifetime, theme, and test files. It contains no browser.* socket commands, processV2Command, `so…
Cmux Expensive Synchronous Load	✅ Passed	PASS: The PR changes only workspace-table anchoring and Ghostty surface/runtime teardown in production Swift. The diff adds no RestorableAgentSessionIndex.load(), agent-history store access, transcr…
Cmux Cache Substitution Correctness	✅ Passed	The production diff does not replace a fresh authoritative read with a cache in a persistence, history, undo, or snapshot path. renderedItems only changes from private to private(set); the cache…
Cmux No Hacky Sleeps	✅ Passed	PASS. The authoritative pull-request diff changes 11 Swift files and no TypeScript, JavaScript, shell, or build/runtime-script files. The rule explicitly scopes Swift timing and blocking primitives to…
Cmux Algorithmic Complexity	✅ Passed	PASS: The authoritative diff has three production files. WorkspaceListTableCoordinator.swift adds only a display-pixel calculation and a single pass over UIKit's visible rows; its existing `.sorted(…
Cmux Swift Concurrency	✅ Passed	The diff does not introduce a prohibited Swift concurrency pattern. The only production queue change adds asyncTeardown to the existing serial GhosttySurfaceWorkQueue, which is a low-level libghos…
Cmux Swift @Concurrent	✅ Passed	PASS. The Swift diff adds no @concurrent or nonisolated async declarations. LifecyclePushRegistration.reconcileEnabledIntent remains an actor-isolated method and accesses actor state. The new te…
Cmux Swift Package Boundaries	✅ Passed	PASS: The production diff is limited to UIKit workspace-table coordination and Ghostty surface lifetime/teardown work. WorkspaceListTableCoordinator is UI glue, and GhosttySurfaceView plus `Ghostt…
Cmux Swiftpm Lockfiles	✅ Passed	The pull request changes 11 Swift source and test files only. The authoritative diff contains no Package.swift, Package.resolved, .gitignore, Xcode project/workspace, workflow, or dependency-reference…
Cmux Swift Logging	✅ Passed	PASS: The PR adds no production logging and does not materially change existing logging. The production diff only changes workspace anchoring, runtime lifetime handling, and surface work-queue teardow…
Cmux User-Facing Error Privacy	✅ Passed	PASS. The production diff changes workspace anchoring and Ghostty surface/runtime queue lifetime behavior. Its added lines contain no user-facing error, alert, command output, API error body, or recov…
Cmux Full Internationalization	✅ Passed	The PR does not introduce or change user-facing text. The only production changes are workspace anchor logic and Ghostty runtime/output-queue lifetime handling, plus developer comments. The remaining …
Cmux Swiftui State Layout	✅ Passed	The PR does not introduce or materially expand SwiftUI state or layout code. The authoritative diff changes UIKit table coordination/tests and UIKit/libghostty lifetime handling. Added lines contain n…
Cmux Architecture Rethink	✅ Passed	PASS: The production diff contains small ownership and queue-correctness fixes with explicit invariants. GhosttySurfaceView now strongly owns GhosttyRuntime, and enqueueSurfaceFree retains the r…
Cmux Swift Auxiliary Window Close Shortcuts	✅ Passed	The PR changes only iOS UIKit views and test fixtures. It does not add or materially change an NSWindow, NSPanel, NSWindowController, SwiftUI Window, or WindowGroup. The UIWindow instances are test-on…
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Cmux No Test Or Debug Seam In Production Source	✅ Passed	No prohibited production test/debug seam was introduced. The only visibility change is renderedItems from private to private(set) in WorkspaceListTableCoordinator; the test reads it through `@…
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With the shell UI suite no longer crashing, the iPhone and iPad lanes on 5ae9e29 (run 36223110600) now reach tests that were hidden behind the crash. The remaining failures come from main and are not caused by this change:

• MobilePushCoordinatorLifecycleTests.enableRegistersWithOSBeforeBackendSyncCompletes (:344, :346) and callbackFailureOffersRetryAndSuccessfulTokenRecoversReadiness (:307, :311, :320). A run of only that suite on main e742cce (36225146489) fails the same assertions on both iPhone and iPad.
• MobileOfficialChannelCopyTests.whatsNewCompatCopyUsesTeamSpecificFloor (:31). Fix Mac discovery consent, live terminal resizing, and blank hibernated agents #14420 fixes it in d45dc0d.

The push-coordinator tests look like they drifted from the coordinator code. setEnabledIntent awaits applyEnabledIntent before it registers with the OS, so the gated test never sees a registration. handleDeviceTokenFailure drops the snapshot when enabledMirror is still false from fresh defaults. That is iOS push code, so I left it for a separate fix rather than folding it in here.

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🔵 Trivial · Add a regression test for the one-pixel overlap… · WorkspaceListTableCoordinator.swift:335-342

Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Sources/CmuxMobileShellUI/WorkspaceListTableCoordinator.swift:335-342
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a regression test for the one-pixel overlap boundary.

The fixture change only changes how rendered IDs are read. The existing geometry tests exercise viewportAnchor, but they do not position a row so that its overlap is less than one display pixel. They also do not distinguish that case from overlap equal to or greater than pixel. Add assertions for both threshold cases.

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In
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around lines 335 - 342, Add regression assertions to the existing
`viewportAnchor` geometry tests for rows overlapping the visible top edge by
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🔵 Trivial · Add a controlled sub-pixel overlap case. · WorkspaceListTableCoordinator.swift:335-342

Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Sources/CmuxMobileShellUI/WorkspaceListTableCoordinator.swift:335-342
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Add a controlled sub-pixel overlap case.

The notification test asserts the correct neighbor position, but it does not force 0 < rect.maxY - visibleTop < 1 / displayScale. It can therefore miss a regression to rect.maxY > visibleTop. That predicate can select the row above the scroll target; restore then changes contentOffset to preserve that row and shifts the visible neighbors. Add a controlled sub-pixel-overlap setup and reuse the existing assertion that workspace-22 remains within 0.5 points of neighborBefore.

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In
`@Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Sources/CmuxMobileShellUI/WorkspaceListTableCoordinator.swift`
around lines 335 - 342, Update the notification test covering row restoration to
create a controlled overlap where a row’s bottom is less than one display pixel
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On the two outside-diff notes asking for one-pixel boundary coverage of viewportAnchor (WorkspaceListTableCoordinator.swift:335-342): WorkspaceListViewportAnchorTests covers both.

• rowShowingLessThanAPixelIsNotTheAnchor places a row whose bottom sits less than one display pixel below the visible top and checks that it is not the anchor. rowShowingOnePixelIsTheAnchor places it exactly one pixel below and checks that it is (a44acdf).
• notificationBelowASliverOfTheRowAboveKeepsItsNeighborsInPlace sets up that sub-pixel sliver, reorders a workspace below it on a notification, and checks that workspace-22 stays within 0.5 points of where it was (06b6076).
• 0f3edfb puts both fixtures under a navigation bar inset, and e7db577 absorbs the offset rounding that inset adds on iPad. At e7db577 the suite passed on iPhone and iPad in run 36230390167.

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On the Docstring Coverage warning (13.64% against an 80% threshold): I'm leaving it as is. Most of the 22 touched functions are Swift Testing tests, which their @Test names describe, and test fixtures. The repo's convention is to match the comment density of the surrounding code, and the two production functions this changes already carry comments where their neighbors do: viewportAnchor in WorkspaceListTableCoordinator has a doc comment and explains the one-pixel rule inline, and enqueueSurfaceFree in GhosttySurfaceView explains why the free holds the runtime and its queue.

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The merge risk in the summary was written at e561d70. dde188d admits a surface's free past a full output queue: GhosttySurfaceWorkQueue takes one teardown item beyond its limit, and surfaceFreeIsAdmittedWhenTheOutputQueueIsFull saturates the queue and checks that the runtime is released. The later commits (3f7eb35, 675bd5a, ff4bd35) only change tests.

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