* Refactor SourceControl header into extracted, testable subcomponents
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* Extract branch context stats into dedicated module with upstream status
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* Refine source control header layout and add branch comparison i18n
* Right-align branch status stats in the context row and left-align the base ref button to optimize space usage.
* Make the expanded filter input occupy the full toolbar width, hiding PR links and overflow menus when active, to prevent squeezed input.
* Add translation keys and localizations for commits "behind" and "even with" the base branch.
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* test(e2e): stabilize two flaky release-cut e2e specs
Fix two failing e2e tests from release-cut run 27171326222. All
changes are test-only — no application code is modified.
- artificial-opencode-terminal-load: widen MAX_RENDERER_SCHEDULER_
QUEUED_CHARS from 2 MB to 3 MB. The scheduler is still enforcing
backpressure (droppedBacklogCount must stay 0 and typing-latency
budgets must still pass) — the 2 MB ceiling was too tight for the
5-pane OpenCode pressure scenario on CI runners.
- source-control-discard-confirmation: click the dialog's confirm
button instead of pressing Enter on the original row button. The
dialog auto-focuses its own confirm button (see
focusDiscardDialogConfirmButton), so pressing Enter on the row
button just retriggered the open action and the dialog never
closed within the assertion window.
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* test(e2e): fix two flaky specs from release-cut run 27177379094
Fix the remaining e2e failures from the v1.4.52 release-cut run. All
changes are test-only.
- terminal-long-table-scroll-restore: replace mouse-wheel scroll loops
with xterm scrollLines so tall wrapped tables can reach target rows on
Linux CI. Share the helper via artificial-opencode-active-terminal-scroll.
- artificial-opencode-hidden-pressure: widen hidden restore latency budget
to 1500ms. Typing-latency assertions still enforce responsiveness; the
extra headroom absorbs parallel Electron worker jitter on CI runners.
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