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CI showed the single/many a11y tests failing with count 0: init()'s async
fetchUnreadCount resolved to {count:0} AFTER setNotifications() ran,
clobbering the seeded count (the flake Sara predicted in review). Stub
fetch to never settle so the announced count is driven solely by
setNotifications — deterministic, no race. Also rewrites the 'error' test
to seed a count then fail the load and assert the count SURVIVES, so it is
a meaningful state distinct from 'empty' (was byte-identical, flagged by
Felix/Sara/Leonie). Part of #560.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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