test(layout): don't flag scroll-reachable fields as off-viewport

The shared assert_layout_sane degenerate check flagged an interactive element
as 'off-viewport' when it sat below the fold at rest but was reachable by
scrolling an overflow-y:auto ancestor (tall dialog on a short viewport). This
produced a CI-environment-sensitive false positive on the Kanban board settings
modal at 480x320 German (the field is inside the .kanban-modal-overlay which is
overflow-y:auto), passing locally but failing on the CI runner's font render.

Add reachableByScrollableAncestor(): an off-viewport edge absorbed by a
scrollable (overflow auto/scroll, content-overflowing) ancestor is reachable and
not a defect. Genuinely-unreachable elements (no scroll escape, e.g. inside
overflow:hidden) are still flagged. +2 unit tests covering both directions.
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## [Unreleased]
### Fixed
- **Layout test helper no longer flags scroll-reachable fields as off-viewport.** The shared `assert_layout_sane` degenerate check reported a false "interactive element is off-viewport" for an input that sits below the fold at rest but is reachable by scrolling an `overflow-y:auto` ancestor (e.g. a tall dialog on a short landscape viewport). It now exempts elements whose off-viewport edge is absorbed by a scrollable ancestor, while still flagging genuinely-unreachable elements (no scroll escape). This removes a CI-environment-sensitive flake on the Kanban board settings modal at 480×320. (internal test infra)
### Changed
- **Transparent Stream copy buttons now confirm success in place.** The tool-event and thinking copy controls flash a check for ~1.5s after a successful copy — the same feedback the normal chat copy buttons already give — then revert to the copy glyph. The confirmation is now clearly visible without hover (important on touch), stays correct across live-row reconciliation, cleans up if its row is torn down mid-feedback, and is never serialized into a restored session snapshot. Thanks @Stacey2911. (#6037)