fix: stabilize aspect locked queue window resizing
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@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ The full suite requires a graphical macOS session and a working audio device; it
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The startup checks verify that playing video remains attached, unhidden and sized to its native drag surface, including with the queue open; playback-state checks alone do not establish renderer visibility.
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Queue-open resize checks require positive native resize increments and exercise horizontal/vertical resize-delegate proposals to preserve video aspect independently of the fixed-width sidebar. Physical edge-drag resizing still needs manual verification.
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Queue-open resize checks require positive native resize increments and exercise continuous horizontal/vertical resize-delegate sequences, including reversals, to preserve video aspect without snap-back. The driving axis is fixed for each live resize gesture so aspect corrections do not feed back into axis selection. Physical edge-drag resizing still needs manual verification.
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`make benchmark-playback` measures cold source startup, cached/uncached seeks, and sustained native/Cast playback with repeatable loopback fixtures. It requires the same macOS session/audio device and fixture-generation FFmpeg; results exclude live extraction, WAN/TLS, and physical-receiver latency.
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The [benchmark runner](Checks/playback-benchmark.py) accepts `--compare-native <baseline-binary>` for alternating native-only comparisons; add `--seek-work` to isolate cache-miss seeks when both binaries support that mode. Preserve the baseline executable before rebuilding.
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