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docs #377: not reproducible on current code — 3/3 clean fullscreen:true launches, evidence + disposition (structural fix rides #388)

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@ -559,7 +559,21 @@ cap and open a real bordered, scrollable popup on click.**
## #377 — Startup CRASH (0xC0000005 in Glfw.GetVideoMode) when settings.json has `fullscreen: true`
**Status:** OPEN — filed 2026-08-11. Reproduced deterministically on this
**Status:** OPEN, NOT REPRODUCIBLE on current code (2026-08-13, display
block slice 4 attempt). Three consecutive `fullscreen: true` launches on
the exact current binary (post-#387/#389/#391) all reached in-world
cleanly at the 2560x1440 desktop mode with the swapchain following
(`377-crash-repro.log` + runs 2–3; framebuffer 1280x720 → 2560x1440 →
`swapchain recreated 2560x1440 ok=True`), versus "deterministic" at
filing on 2026-08-11. Deltas since filing: #387 rewired the resize event
into swapchain recreation (changing startup-resize interleaving), the
GlfwException topology guard landed in `TryGetActiveMonitorRefreshHz`,
and the filing-day session was mid RDP/console topology handoff — the
issue's own suspected trigger. Disposition: stays OPEN awaiting
recurrence (the #387 evidence log lines now record the full chain if it
ever fires again); the structural protection — never querying/acting on
a monitor mid-mode-transition — lands with #388's state-aware apply,
which designs this crash class out rather than catching it. Reproduced deterministically on this
machine: with the persisted display settings carrying `fullscreen: true`
(left behind by #374's stolen dropdown click during gate 2), the client
dies during `GameWindow.OnLoad` → `GameWindowCompositionPipeline.Run` →