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chore(deps): TypeScript 7, esbuild 0.28, @types/node 26 #23

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Expand Up @@ -4,6 +4,9 @@ All notable changes to this project are documented here. The format follows [Kee

## [Unreleased]

### Changed
- Development toolchain: TypeScript 7 (the native compiler; `tsconfig.json` uses `module: preserve`, since esbuild bundles and TypeScript only type-checks), esbuild 0.28, `@types/node` 26.

### Stealth
- Headless sessions no longer present Chrome's headless screen of 800x600 with no taskbar. With a display, the screen is the host's primary monitor (size, work area, scale), measured without a window, and the window fills its work area, so the screen, the available screen and the outer window match a maximized headed window of the same machine. Without a display (a server, an SSH or service session) a common desktop of the platform stands in, with a `headless-screen` note. `--window-size`, `--screen-info` through `--extra-arg`, `--device` and `--mobile` keep their own values.
- Headless sessions keep Chrome's scrollbars: Playwright's `--hide-scrollbars` made them 0 px wide where Chrome on Windows draws 15.
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