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test(android): longer import wait + diagnostics for 65s native recording test - #8
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…rt (renderer dies decoding 65s on swiftshader); diagnostics kept
…fetch) instead of decoding H.264 in swiftshader WebView (renderer OOM); decode covered by web tests
…; park fetch result on window and poll
…g encodes; import no longer decodes)
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Emulator test nativeScreenRecordingSurvivesOneMinuteAndImports fails on main (since 2026-10-29). Timeline analysis points at the import wait: 20s is too short for software-decoding a 65s H.264 clip on swiftshader. This raises the wait to 60s and logs video duration + player state so any remaining failure is self-diagnosing. No product code changes; the 60s duration claim is unchanged.