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♻️ Remove historical managed benchmarks - #35
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Drop the unused transport evaluator and machine-specific result snapshots. Preserve its useful hover, reduced-motion, and scroll checks in the real native browser suite, and trim obsolete CI history.
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Dyno has moved past the managed-browser transport experiments, but the repo still carries their evaluator, separate fixture app, and five machine-specific result snapshots. Nothing in the current scripts or CI uses them to catch performance regressions.
Remove that historical harness and its docs, plus the old CI suite-splitting history. Carry the remaining useful checks into the real native browser workflows: JavaScript hover enter/exit, reduced-motion CSS behavior and reset, and unchanged scroll position during element capture. The cleanup removes 2,974 net lines while keeping the supported API, timing, and reporting docs focused on current behavior.
The full framework suite passed with 262 passing tests and two skips. The docs build and all seven documentation tests passed, including real-browser navigation and frozen-release checks.
Closes #32.