770's HTTP→read-RPC migration replaced fetch-based agent calls with
rpcCall over WebSocket. setupTests.ts only mocks fetch though, so the
real jsdom WebSocket runs — and jsdom's WebSocket implementation
asynchronously fires its connection-failure error after ~9 seconds
(via internal Timeout._onTimeout). Tests that await component-mount
state (like App.test.tsx > calls getCurrentProject() on mount) hang
on that pending promise and time out at 10s.
This silently broke 1 test on master (App.test.tsx getCurrentProject
on mount) and cascaded into 16 failures in any worktree where the
test file count changed and timing shifted (804, 806).
Fix: replace the global WebSocket constructor with a stub that
immediately fires onerror + onclose on the next microtask. rpcCall
sees the error and rejects synchronously; components catch and continue
rendering with empty state. Tests pass without flake.
Verified locally: vitest run → 349/349 pass.