For any who are affected by this, here is a work-around. I was able to add a screen resolution that was detected for my internal monitor, but not for the external one, using xrandr --addmode. It gets the width of the screen right, but truncates the bottom. However panning makes the bottom accessible, so this is not a serious limitation.
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