fix(android): match the browser's text size, and let the status bar wrap

Android's WebView scales text by the system font-size setting; Chrome
ignores it and uses its own accessibility preference. With the system
font one step above default, the wrapper rendered every string ~20%
larger than the website at an identical layout width -- the brand
truncated to "mc-web...", message bodies wrapped early, and the footer
broke apart. Pin textZoom to 100 so the wrapper matches the browser.

The footer was fragile independently of that. Status, region badge and
the "Updated:" time sat in a justify-content-between row with no wrap,
so once they exceeded the width each item broke internally instead of
the row reflowing -- a dot with "Polaczono" stranded below it, a time
split from its own label. Longer translated labels ("Aktualizacja:" vs
"Updated:") hit this well before English did. Adding flex-wrap plus
text-nowrap on the items makes them reflow as whole units; .badge
already carries white-space: nowrap, so it needs nothing.

Verified in Chrome against the local container, pl locale, region badge
forced visible, at 412/360/320 CSS px and with a 1.2x text-only override
that reproduces textZoom: before/after screenshots show the reported
breakage and a clean two-line reflow respectively, with no horizontal
overflow. At full width the change is a no-op.

Rides along in the already-pending, never-built wrapper 1.2.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

android/src/app/src/main/java/it/wojtaszek/mc/wrapper/MainActivity.kt

@@ -177,6 +177,9 @@ class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
             javaScriptEnabled = true
             domStorageEnabled = true
             cacheMode = WebSettings.LOAD_DEFAULT
+            // WebView scales text by the system font-size setting, Chrome does not.
+            // Pin it so the wrapper renders the page exactly like the browser does.
+            textZoom = 100
         }
 
         installNotificationShim()