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Stabilize WebKit spacing acceptance during route entry - #10
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The Pages deployment after the Today card fix was blocked by an intermittent WebKit browser test. During the Settings route entrance animation, WebKit can report no active animation before its first paint; the spacing test then samples the 18 px translated entry frame as horizontal overflow.
Poll for the settled layout before asserting no overflow. This preserves the narrow-screen layout check while avoiding the transient route frame.
Validation: focused WebKit spacing test passed four times locally, including three consecutive repeat runs. The prior merged run passed 54 of 55 browser tests; this is the sole failing assertion.