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task 10 fix round 1: two gates that could pass on nothing

Important 1 — the slow-subscriber test depended on the host's sysctls.
Its flood had to outrun whatever the kernel's send buffer would absorb
on the reader's behalf, which is tcp_wmem's ceiling: about 1.8 MiB here
and 8 MiB elsewhere, so on a more generous box the server's write never
blocks, the hub's buffer never fills, and the test fails on a correct
implementation. The harness's httptest.Server now accepts through a
listener that pins SO_SNDBUF on every connection, so the arithmetic is a
constant this repo owns: 16 KiB out, 8 KiB in at the client, at most one
60 KiB event in the socket, sixty-four in the buffer, one in the
handler's hand. The flood drops from 160 to 100 and the test asserts a
ceiling of 72 events rather than merely "fewer than the flood" — which
is what makes the pin load-bearing: without it the victim reads 95.

Important 2 — the replay scenario's success condition was its starting
state. B was already stable and connected, and A's frames keep rising
because the cut is on the SSE stream and not on the media, so a dispatch
that never reached restartIce passed. It now asserts, while A is still
cut, that B reaches signaling "have-local-offer" toward A — an offer out
that nobody can answer. Dispatched at the Play control instead of Retry,
the scenario now fails there.

Minor 4 — a new `rosterpair` scenario finishes §13's gap clause: B resets
the pair while A is cut across the whole of it, so A's `pair` is never
delivered and is not replayed either (a `pair` is only replayed above the
roster's own generation). A learns it from the roster on its resume, and
its own reset count stays at zero, which is what separates this from the
gap scenario.

Minor 5 — the copy catalogue's terminal-links rows described the
behaviour before this task's part C: `replaced` now carries the holding
screen behind its takeover link, and the browser gate locates that link
by href rather than assuming `#status a` is a single element. Three rows
corrected, including "Try again"'s, which now says why it points at the
room rather than the holding screen.

Minor 6 — wentElsewhere compares origin as well as pathname.

Minor 7 — the Makefile's browser comment listed nine scenarios by name;
it now points at the `scenarios` slice, which is the list that has to be
right.

Cosmetic: the concurrent-admissions comment said five members where
three of five open participations are the actors; allowNow's comment
named the tick goroutine, where in tests it is the request handlers.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CzvnuKhLzudvq7jZ7SvVt2