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Executive Meetings page: keep the page header, the schedule title row (heading + edit toggle + date picker), and the table column header visible while the user scrolls a long meetings list. Implementation: - ExecutiveMeetingsPage publishes the live header height as a CSS variable `--em-header-h` on the page root (data-em-root) via a ResizeObserver. The <header> is now `sticky top-0 z-40` with print:hidden so the print layout is untouched. - ScheduleSection wraps the title row in a `sticky top:var(--em-header-h) z-30` div with a soft full-bleed background and bottom shadow, and publishes its own height as `--em-heading-h` on the page root via a second ResizeObserver. Cleanup resets the var to "0px" so other sections without a heading don't inherit a stale offset. - SortableHeader's <th> is now `position:sticky` with `top: calc(var(--em-header-h) + var(--em-heading-h)); zIndex:5` and a solid `bg-[#0B1E3F]` so scrolled rows don't bleed through. - The table wrapper changes from `overflow-x-auto` to `overflow-x-auto xl:overflow-x-visible` so at >=xl the inner thead's nearest scrolling ancestor is the viewport (sticky works). Below xl the wrapper retains horizontal scroll and the column header gracefully degrades to non-sticky; the page header + heading row still stick at every width. - Print mode is preserved via `print:hidden` (sticky bars) and `print:!static` / `print:!shadow-none` overrides (sticky headers). Tests: - New e2e spec executive-meetings-sticky-header.spec.mjs covers three scenarios: desktop LTR (all three layers stick flush), Arabic RTL (header + heading stick), and narrow viewport (header + heading stick, column header documented to degrade). - Re-ran related schedule e2e specs (bulk-actions 5/5, edit-toggle 6/6, schedule-features 4/4) and the full API suite (226/226 sequential) — all pass. New testids: `em-page-header`, `em-schedule-heading-bar`. Existing `em-schedule-heading` testid retained on the inner h2. No drift from task plan.
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