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mainbranch of freeCodeCamp.This moves the challenge title rendering coverage out of Playwright and into the component test. The client test now covers the title, completed and incomplete pass icon states, and the translation-pending link, so the old browser spec is no longer carrying component-level assertions.
Keeping this in the client test layer makes the remaining Playwright suite a little smaller and keeps browser coverage focused on flows that actually need the full app stack.