Test graph PDF output with more than 1000 points - #3988
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Adds a deterministic browser integration fixture for 1000 and 1001 point graphs. The test emulates print media and exercises Chrome Page.printToPDF while preserving the existing graph and browser-log assertions.
The assertion verifies a valid non-empty PDF and a visible SVG trace; it does not inspect rendered PDF pixels, so cross-browser validation remains for CI and maintainers.
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CHANGELOG.mdFixes #3889