Summary

The slow lane was batching every *.slow.ts[x] file together even when some of those specs, or their local helpers, used Bun mock.module(...).

That made pnpm test:slow flaky in a stupid way: one slow spec could partially replace a shared module surface and poison the next spec in the batch.

What Happened

packages/callout/src/react/hooks/useCalloutEmojiPicker.slow.tsx passed when run alone:

bun test ./packages/callout/src/react/hooks/useCalloutEmojiPicker.slow.tsx

But it failed when run together with other slow specs because another slow file mocked platejs/react with mock.module(...), and tooling/scripts/test-slow.mjs was still doing one shared Bun run for the whole batch.

Fix

Teach tooling/scripts/test-slow.mjs the same local-import-graph isolation logic already used by tooling/scripts/test-fast.mjs.

The runner now:

1. walks local imports for each slow spec
2. marks a spec as isolated if any file in that local graph contains mock.module(
3. runs non-mocking slow specs in a shared batch
4. runs the isolated ones one-by-one

Rule

If test-fast needs helper-graph isolation for Bun module mocks, test-slow needs it too. Slow specs are still specs. They do not get a free pass on suite pollution just because they live in the slow lane.