Dashboard banners on a phone wrap inside the banner; the banner link takes the banner's colour
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Seen on scratch 9202 with the R-906 build: once the real banner warnings showed (instead of an empty
overflow line), the link ran 90 px past a 390 px screen and rendered browser-default blue. Phone block:
.alert-banner wraps, .alert-message breaks long paths, .alert-link on its own line; .alert-link color: inherit.
Pinned in TestR907_PageHeaderWrapsOnAPhone (red against d5f2e47's CSS). No Hungarian string changed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012qRErfCoiTkvDK9N5XHbzb
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@@ -21,6 +21,10 @@ changed; three Apps-page parity fixtures re-captured for the markup alone (below
`baseData` and the monitoring page use it. `GetAlerts` is unchanged for the debug dump. Tests `TestR906_*` (the 9202
case on /launcher, /stacks, /backups, /monitoring, hu and en: no overflow line, the hub-off banner shown; red with
the two calls pointed back at `GetAlerts` — every page showed the overflow line and no warning).
- **Banners, seen on 9202 once R-906 let the real ones through (small, fixed in the session):** on a phone a banner
now wraps (a long path breaks, the link drops to its own line inside the banner — the „Rendszermonitor" link ran
90 px past a 390 px screen), and `.alert-link` takes the banner's colour (it had none and rendered browser-default
blue, underlined). Pinned in `TestR907_PageHeaderWrapsOnAPhone` (red against d5f2e47's CSS).
- **Parity fixtures re-captured, in their own commit:** `stacks_full`, `stacks_unhealthy_stop`,
`stacks_install_interrupted`. Measured: each equals its predecessor with exactly the template change applied
(wrapper `stack-title-text`, the address span + `title`, the `stack-tags` row) — byte-for-byte, 3 of 3 — and the