Mark the overflow test as fixme rather than skip.

`test.fixme` reports the deferred "has no horizontal overflow" check as
a known-broken test to re-enable, instead of a silent skip, so the CSS
rework that removes the `overflow-x: hidden` band-aid is visible in the
runner output as outstanding work.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: djscruggs

test/e2e/wallet-chooser.spec.js

@@ -48,15 +48,17 @@ for(const state of STATES) {
     // not just the resulting scrollbar — so the `overflow-x: hidden`
     // band-aid in the 1p dialog CSS cannot make it a false pass.
     //
-    // SKIPPED for now: this currently fails because the dialog still
+    // FIXME for now: this currently fails because the dialog still
     // relies on that band-aid to hide a real overflow (the headers and
     // separators bleed their border edge-to-edge with a negative side
     // margin that overhangs the border-box flex layout). The fix is
     // deferred until the styles are reworked against code we own — after
     // the components we use are pulled out of `vue-web-request-mediator`
-    // and that dependency is removed. Enable this test as part of that
-    // CSS work; it is the guard that proves the band-aid can be removed.
-    test.skip('has no horizontal overflow', async ({page}) => {
+    // and that dependency is removed. `fixme` (not `skip`) so the runner
+    // reports it as a known-broken test to re-enable, not a silent skip.
+    // Drop the `.fixme` as part of that CSS work; it is the guard that
+    // proves the band-aid can be removed.
+    test.fixme('has no horizontal overflow', async ({page}) => {
       const offenders = await page.evaluate(() => {
         const out = [];
         for(const el of document.querySelectorAll('.wrm-modal-1p *')) {