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test: align Library navigation and pause the search clock - #337
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The live front-page check still required Home-only navigation after Library was added. Require the exact ordered Home and Library links. The search fixture now pauses its clock before navigation, preventing an earlier real-time clock task from moving simulated time backward after the app mounts.
All timer-cancellation, trusted-input, 40 ms input-gap, 250 ms debounce, first-paint and layout assertions remain unchanged. The diff contains only these two test corrections and changelog notes.
Validation: the corrected live front-page check and both search cases passed once with zero retries;
cargo xtask check-repoandgit diff --checkpassed. A deterministic model of the installed Playwright clock demonstrates the possible task interleaving. Original production-run failures remain retained; they are not counted as a clean run.