fix(document): account for page padding in rotation layer sizing#747
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The annotation layer dimensions were computed using pageEl.clientHeight which includes 30px of vertical padding (15px top + 15px bottom) from the Preview SDK. When swapping dimensions for orthogonal rotations, this padding was incorrectly included, causing the layer to be oversized and annotations to appear offset by a few pixels after rotation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
pageEl.clientHeightwas being used directly, but it includes padding that isn't part of the annotation content area — causing the layer to be oversized and percentage-based annotation coordinates to resolve to slightly wrong pixel positionsTest plan