fix(desktop): preserve artboard scroll bounds and fit zoom calculation - #417
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Summary
Fixes preview scaling and zoom bounds for desktop and tablet artboards in
PreviewPane. The scaled wrapper now preserves minimum scroll dimensions, so manually zoomed artboards cannot be flex-shrunk and clipped within the preview stage.Type of change
Linked issues
Fixes #384
Refs #363
Validation
pnpm lintpnpm typecheckpnpm test(all 10 workspace tasks passed)Scope
This change is intentionally limited to the renderer preview frame layout and its unit coverage. It introduces no dependencies or architectural changes.