/* KubernetesView's own tab panels (Pods/Deployments/etc lists) have no bound on how tall a
   table can grow - with many rows this pushed the whole outer page taller than the viewport
   instead of scrolling internally. A fixed calc(100vh - Npx) guess turned out wrong live
   (the real chrome above the panel measured ~180px, not the originally guessed 56px) -
   panelHeight.js's kcCapKubernetesPanelHeight measures the actual gap and sets max-height
   inline instead, per the kvindo-blazor-pitfalls skill's "never guess the constant, measure
   it" rule. overflow-y stays here since it never changes. */
.kubernetes-list-tabs .mud-tabs-panels {
    overflow-y: auto;
}

/* Same treatment for every resource detail page's General/YAML/Logs/Console tabs - see
   panelHeight.js's kcCapKubernetesPanelHeight, which sets max-height on this selector too. */
.resource-information-tabs .mud-tabs-panels {
    overflow-y: auto;
}