Keep game stats width stable across tabs - #56
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On iPad Safari, the game-stats dialog's inner column can shrink to the Stats tab's intrinsic width, then expand when the Momentum chart renders. The content root now explicitly fills the dialog and allows wide children to shrink within it, keeping the field, tabs, tab content, and footer aligned across tab changes.
The new iPad-landscape regression test measures the dialog and tab panel before and after switching from Stats to Momentum and verifies that their dimensions stay stable.
Validation:
bun run type-checkbun run lint(passes with 7 existing warnings)bunx oxfmt --checkon changed filesbunx next build --webpacke2e/tests/game-stats-sizing.spec.tspasses in Chromium and Firefox CI