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Add regression coverage for Todo placement on offset displays - #1919
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Todo placement must preserve the target display's vertical offset when converting from AppKit to Accessibility coordinates. Extract the existing placement step and allow the primary display's top edge to be supplied explicitly so tests can verify the frame sent to Accessibility without arranging physical displays. Existing placement behavior is preserved.
Add seven regression tests covering displays above and below the primary display, horizontally arranged displays with vertical offsets, both sidebar sides, gaps, Dock/menu insets, and percentage widths.
Validation: the Debug app builds and all 12 focused tests pass with:
Fixes #535. The coordinate correction is already present; these tests protect it from regression.