fix(fallow): suppress line-shifted pre-existing findings + simplify CSS.escape polyfill

Fallow audit failed on the parent PR (#2563) with 8 findings, all of them
tracing back to line-shift fingerprint invalidation on pre-existing complexity/
duplication, plus one new-but-easily-simplified CRAP finding on the CSS.escape
polyfill in picker.test.ts.

Actions:

- picker.ts: 5 pre-existing inherited-complexity findings (isEffectivelyHidden,
  isPickableElement, buildElementLabel, getPickCandidatesFromPoint,
  pickManyAtPoint). All in the file at the parent SHA. The one-line
  buildElementSelector edit (+ 3-line comment) shifted every function below
  it, re-triggering the fingerprint. Added to health.ignore with rationale.

- screenshotClip.ts + vite.browser.ts: 19-line clip-computation clone that
  pre-dates this PR — the try/catch guard around querySelectorAll shifted
  screenshotClip.ts's clone-start line, re-flagging the inherited duplication.
  Added both files to duplicates.ignore with rationale (splitting the clone
  would require crossing puppeteer's page.evaluate serialization boundary).

- picker.test.ts CSS.escape polyfill: simplified from a 15-line char-by-char
  loop (CRAP 56.3, cyclo 14) to a compact regex + leading-digit special case
  (~4 cyclo). Still handles the digit-leading case this PR's regression test
  needs (`#0` -> `#\30 `); the round-trip through querySelector still asserts
  the element is picked back. All 16 picker tests + 3 screenshotClip tests
  still pass locally.

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import { describe, it, expect, vi, afterEach, beforeAll } from "vitest";
import { createPickerModule } from "./picker";
// jsdom does not implement CSS.escape — polyfill with a spec-adjacent version.
// (Parallel polyfills already live in compositionLoader.test.ts /
// startResolver.test.ts, but each test file runs in an isolated environment.)
// jsdom does not implement CSS.escape — polyfill a compact spec-adjacent
// version. Parallel (simpler) polyfills already live in compositionLoader.test.ts
// / startResolver.test.ts, but they don't handle the leading-digit case this
// test needs. Each test file runs in an isolated environment, so we duplicate
// rather than import.
beforeAll(() => {
const css = globalThis.CSS as { escape?: (input: string) => string } | undefined;
if (!css || typeof css.escape !== "function") {
(globalThis as { CSS?: { escape: (input: string) => string } }).CSS = {
...(css ?? {}),
escape: (value: string) => {
let out = "";
for (let i = 0; i < value.length; i += 1) {
const ch = value[i] ?? "";
const code = ch.charCodeAt(0);
const isDigit = code >= 48 && code <= 57;
const isAlpha = (code >= 65 && code <= 90) || (code >= 97 && code <= 122);
const isWordSafe = isAlpha || code === 45 || code === 95 || code >= 128; // - _ non-ASCII
const leadingDigit = i === 0 && isDigit;
if (leadingDigit) {
out += `\\${code.toString(16)} `;
} else if (isDigit || isWordSafe) {
out += ch;
} else {
out += `\\${ch}`;
}
// Non-word chars get a leading backslash (spec-adjacent).
const escaped = value.replace(/([^\w-])/g, "\\$1");
// A leading digit must be encoded as `\<hex> ` (space terminator) per CSS spec.
const first = value.charCodeAt(0);
if (first >= 48 && first <= 57) {
return `\\${first.toString(16)} ${escaped.slice(1)}`;
}
return out;
return escaped;
},
};
}