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docs: add the Solara app gotchas guide - #1070
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A short guide to the things the Solara + pysepal stack does silently: a 400 px map strip, dropped toasts, a
display()that mounts nothing, a kernel frozen oneeequality, a tiny ECharts canvas, undefined--v-*variables, missing MDI icons. Each entry is symptom, cause, fix, no war stories. Both skills list it next to the other guides.Every claim was checked against the installed stack before writing it down. Two entries from the earlier draft were stale and are corrected here:
use_notifications()now raises without a provider rather than silently going no-op, and the browser probe can drive pysepal's theme and chain clicks since #1069.