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fix(channel): pin desktop-tools with title-churn inspection - #449
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Pins desktop-tools to 73c0513, which brings in githubnext/desktop-tools#26: Accessibility inspect no longer fails when a window's title changes during the read.
In the #427 study (D7 and the R1 re-check), Chrome with a page title ticking every 2 s was refused every time with "inconsistent response evidence: window-context window title", so the agent could never type into it. A window context with a window ID is still pinned by ID, PID, process generation and bounds; only the title equality is dropped.
Patch tests pass at this pin: Bridge 115/115 and 55/55, the new restore and title suites 42/42 and 2/2, AutomationKit 2033/2033 swift-testing, 296/297 XCTest (the known upstream failure). Two upstream operation-count tests were already failing before this pin (githubnext/desktop-tools#30).
Part of #427.
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