Restores the .nav-stats { display: none } rule inside the existing
@media (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 1100px) block so that the
JS contract documented in applyNavPriority (public/app.js:1146) —
'in the 768-1100px band the CSS already hides .nav-stats' — holds.
Without this rule, at 900<viewport≤1100 the .nav-stats badge claims
inline width on .nav-left (which has overflow:hidden + flex-shrink:1
on .top-nav), silently clipping the 5 high-priority links out of view.
Also removes the now-redundant .nav-stats { display: none } from the
@media (max-width: 900px) block — the 1100px rule covers that range
and the duplicate misled readers (and the issue reporter) into
thinking 900px was the hide breakpoint.
Green: test-nav-stats-1343-e2e.js passes at 800/960/1080/1200px.
Existing nav-priority tests (1055/1102/1139/1311) still pass.
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