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Miranda Limonczenko 98db26278b test(docs): scan global elements outside the article
The page scan stops at the article wrapper, so nothing checked the top nav,
sidebar nav, table-of-contents sidebar, breadcrumbs, or footer. A violation in
any of those lands on every docs page.

Adds a global-elements Playwright project that scans the document with the
article excluded, across six pages, one per layout, at two viewports, plus one
pass with the mobile menu open. It runs from a docs_components paths filter in
the existing workflow, so a content-only pull request never triggers it.

Rules that pass today are enforced, so they catch a newly introduced violation
without failing on existing debt. Everything else annotates.

Supersedes #48909, which predated e2e/shared.
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