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* feat(app/e2e): add PR pane E2E spec with fixture-based seeding Adds 7 tests covering open/merged/closed/draft states, check pill counts, activity row count, and the empty-checks graceful render. Fake gh CLI now reads .paseo-e2e-pr.json and .paseo-e2e-timeline.json from the workspace cwd so each test gets isolated fixture data. * refactor(app/e2e): switch PR pane spec to real GitHub fixtures Replace the fixture-file seeding approach with ephemeral real GitHub repos created via the gh CLI. `helpers/github-fixtures.ts` creates a single private repo per test run, pushes one branch per PR scenario, and seeds commit statuses and comments as needed. The fake gh binary now forwards unhandled calls (no fixture file present) to the real gh so the daemon can query live GitHub data. All 7 tests skip gracefully when gh auth is unavailable. * refactor(app/e2e): address PR review feedback on pr-pane spec - helpers/pr-pane: extract assertCheckPill helper so expectPrPaneCheckSummary is a flat 3-call sequence; remove branching on rendering shape - helpers/pr-pane: drop .first() on explorer button and redundant toBeVisible before click; import getStateLabel from @/utils/pr-pane-data instead of duplicating the map - pr-pane.spec.ts: move test.skip and test.setTimeout into beforeEach; replace positional IDX_* constants with workspaceByTitle Map keyed by PR title - helpers/github-fixtures: add IssueSpec/GhIssueFixture and issues[] option; extract seedPr/seedIssue to satisfy complexity limit; make prs/issues optional
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Install dependencies
npm install -
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npx expo start
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- iOS simulator
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Dictation debugging
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