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Fix secondary workspace horizontal overflow - #404
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Closes the concrete visual defect blocking #44 acceptance.
Live production audit found horizontal page overflow on
/libraryand/connectionsat the desktop viewport. Root cause: the shared.secondary-pageframe used viewport-relative sizing (88vw/100vw) inside a desktop shell that already reserves 15.25rem for the navigation rail.This change makes desktop secondary pages size against their actual workspace container:
width: min(76rem, calc(100% - 3rem))max-width: calc(100% - 3rem)Existing <=72rem / <=52rem responsive contracts remain unchanged. Adds a static regression guard that forbids the viewport-relative desktop max-width from returning.
No product behavior changes, no visual redesign, no Playwright.