test: stabilize tester app compilation tests - #1442
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Why
The main test matrix and release workflows both timed out in the webpack iOS bundle test at exactly 60 seconds after the lazy-compilation integration test was added. The production bundle path is unaffected by lazy compilation. Instead, Vitest ran the new lazy-compilation file concurrently with the existing bundle and start test files, causing several full webpack and Rspack compilations to compete for runner CPU.
Serializing the tester-app files removes that contention without relaxing the timeout that detects unexpectedly slow compilation.
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