Two detail-page regressions shipped in 1.10.0/1.11.0, plus version bump to 1.11.1.

#672 — Detail-page header toolbar overflow

Root cause: the header already stacked breadcrumb / title / toolbar as three full-width rows (#658/#674), but the content column <main> is a flex item whose default min-width: auto refuses to shrink below the intrinsic width of its widest content. A ModelAdmin with 8+ actions made that intrinsic width exceed the viewport, so flex-1 blew <main> past the viewport edge and dragged every stacked row — title and breadcrumb included — off-screen. No amount of header re-stacking could fix it because the rows were full-width of an over-wide main.

Fix:

• <main> gets min-w-0 so it shrinks to the viewport and the toolbar's flex-wrap actually reflows.
• Toolbar row is w-full min-w-0 flex-wrap; Edit/Delete cluster stays right-aligned (ml-auto) on the last line regardless of action count.
• Long action labels wrap inside their button (whitespace-normal break-words) instead of forming a wide min-content box.
• New examples/many_actions PipelineAdmin fixture: 12 batch + 2 detail-only actions with long descriptions, wired into the examples settings.
• DetailPage.test.tsx guards: all 14 actions render, full-width wrapping row separate from title/breadcrumb, Edit/Delete trailing-cluster after every action, long labels wrap.

#673 — Legacy-iframe broken-image → graceful refused fallback

Root cause: the legacy admin response carries X-Frame-Options: DENY (Django's XFrameOptionsMiddleware default), so the browser refuses to frame it and paints its broken-image glyph — with no reliable error event on the iframe.

Fix:

• LegacyIframe runs a loading → loaded → refused state machine: onLoad marks loaded; a ~4s timeout with no onLoad marks refused and swaps in an explicit "Embedding refused by the legacy admin — open in new tab" fallback. Keeps the proven Open-in-new-tab button and the [security] Validate legacy_url and sandbox the legacy iframe (#659) before using it as src/href #665 same-origin validation + sandbox. The iframe src is verified identical to the Open-in-new-tab href.
• LegacyIframe.test.tsx: same-src, loaded (no flip), refused→fallback on timeout, no-flip-before-timeout, off-origin rejection — with fake timers.
• README documents required backend headers: X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN (or removing XFrameOptionsMiddleware); cross-origin Content-Security-Policy: frame-ancestors <spa-origin> plus SESSION_COOKIE_SAMESITE = "None" + SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE.
• The existing examples/jobs ?run_custom=1 variant exercises the iframe path end-to-end.

Follow-up (not in scope): an optional server-side legacy_iframeable flag (cross-repo, rest-api / mcp-api) could switch to the "open in new tab only" UI immediately rather than after the timeout. Client-side detection + docs + fixtures is the MVP here.

Verification

• Frontend: pnpm test 257 passed (36 files), pnpm typecheck clean, pnpm lint:js / pnpm lint:css clean, pnpm build OK.
• Python: ruff check django_admin_react tests pass, mypy django_admin_react clean (9 files), bandit -r django_admin_react 0 issues, pytest -q 75 passed.
• ruff format --check flags only pre-existing-on-main example files (fintech/library/manage.py/settings.py); the new many_actions files are formatted.
• manage.py makemigrations --check many_actions → no changes detected.

Closes #672
Closes #673

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