fix(codec): keep Browser auto-layout variance evidence-only - #701
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Advance the main synchronization branch to the current dev tree after #701. Keep the known unsupported Browser auto-layout variance as retained evidence without making it a release blocker.
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Refs #387.
Browser/wasm32 currently runs Mono while hosted desktop runs CoreCLR/64-bit. The retained
auto-layout-release-scopedfixtures intentionally exerciseLayoutKind.Autoand framework-owned nested layouts whose raw managed representation is not a supported cross-runtime ABI contract.This change keeps those Browser <-> hosted-desktop mismatches in the retained compatibility evidence but makes only their recognized layout/decode mismatch classifications non-blocking. The validator still checks the exact failure shape.
Still blocking:
auto-layout-release-scoped;No production codec hot-path change and no broad
continue-on-error/retry/timeout weakening.