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* test(wsl): account for the route quarantine in stalled-mount tests #15381 added a route-level quarantine: a timed-out task blocks new admissions on that route for a back-off window, so the next real task probes recovery instead of hammering a hung mount. It merged with four tests already failing on main, and they still fail. Two causes, both test-side: - The recovery half of three tests read again immediately after releasing the stall, which the quarantine now refuses. They wait out the window, which is what a real caller does — resetting the gate would skip the admission the recovery assertions exist to prove. - `blockedRoutes` is module state that no test cleared, so a stall in one test refused an unrelated read in the next. Both files now reset the gate in beforeEach. Production behavior is unchanged and is working as designed: eviction still happens, only the immediate re-read is deferred by the back-off. * test(wsl): match the sibling suites' quarantine idiom #15381 applied this same fix to session-scanner-core-parser-wsl-stall, session-scanner-discovery-wsl-gate, and opencode-usage/scanner-wsl-gate, and missed these two files. Adopt that established shape rather than a parallel one: fold the back-off wait into releaseAndSettle instead of a separate helper at each call site, and fake performance explicitly, since performance.now drives the quarantine clock. The explicit toFake is not strictly required today — vitest's default already fakes performance — but it documents the dependency and stops a default change from silently unfaking the quarantine clock.