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Auth refactor

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✓ JWT middleware rewritten
✓ Token refresh added
src/types/auth.d.ts — updated

Running tests... 14 passed

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refactor: replace session auth with JWT #142

Open feat/auth → main · 3 files · +47 −23

@debuglebowski · 2 min ago

JWT validation replaces session-based auth. Token refresh and expiry handling included. All tests pass.

@reviewer · just now

Looks good! One nit: consider adding rate limiting on the refresh endpoint. Approving.

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