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fix: pin desktop-tools with passing Peekaboo patch tests - #425
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Pins desktop-tools to githubnext/desktop-tools#10 (
20cb1b5), which makes every Peekaboo 4.8.0 patch-stack test pass again (#390).focusAutomationElement). It used to bypass the element with a raw AX write, which hit the real process and madeAsyncAXMutationTestsfail and hang.bun.lockalso picks up the staleapps/desktopversion (0.0.41 to 0.0.46).Two pre-existing upstream failures remain, and both also fail on unpatched 4.8.0:
DesktopObservationServiceTests.testGenerationlessRemoteExactObservationStaysReadOnly, which depends on the hostBuilt in Ace
No — built with Claude Code outside Ace by an overnight issue watcher, because this Mac's Ace Canary is a participant in the running two-person study (#218); dogfooding gap tracked in #5.