A persistent context arrives with a page already open. The license guard
stores its wrappers on that page object, and an object attribute shadows the
class methods humanize patches, so guarding first pinned Playwright's own
methods and silently disabled humanize on that page. Python (sync and async)
and JS now humanize first, then guard. The .NET wrapper already composes in
this order; new tests lock it in.
- tests: Python call-order tests, JS real-browser guard-on-humanized-page
test, .NET LicenseGuardCompositionTests
- remove internal support references from code comments and test docstrings
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