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Refactor codebase to align with modern best practices, clean code, and Next.js 15 standards.

This comprehensive refactoring includes implementing a robust error handling system, introducing modern data fetching and performance hooks, establishing a standardized API client, and updating TypeScript and ESLint configurations. A detailed REFACTORING_GUIDE.md has been added to document all improvements.

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…Hub Actions

- Add Husky git hooks for pre-commit, commit-msg, and pre-push validation
- Configure lint-staged for efficient code quality checks on staged files
- Set up commitlint with conventional commit standards
- Add GitHub Actions workflows for CI, dependency review, and CodeQL analysis
- Configure Renovate for automated dependency updates
- Install required dependencies for code quality tools
- Configure Prettier with import sorting and consistent formatting rules
- Update ESLint config with comprehensive ignore patterns in flat config format
- Add EditorConfig for consistent code style across editors
- Set up VS Code settings for auto-format on save and ESLint integration
- Add recommended VS Code extensions for better developer experience
- Update tsconfig.json with comprehensive compiler options and strict mode
- Add JSON schema for better IDE support and intellisense
- Optimize for Next.js 15 with bundler module resolution
- Add path aliases including new ~/public mapping
- Create environment.d.ts for type-safe environment variables
- Add next.ts with comprehensive Next.js type utilities
- Fix ESLint errors by replacing empty object types with Record<string, never>
- Replace any types with unknown for better type safety
- Completely restructure .gitignore with clear sections and comprehensive patterns
- Add support for multiple OS files (macOS, Windows, Linux)
- Include editor/IDE files for VS Code, IntelliJ, Sublime, Vim, Emacs
- Preserve VS Code shared settings while ignoring personal configurations
- Add comprehensive patterns for build outputs, dependencies, and security files
- Create detailed .env.example template with organized sections
- Include patterns for testing, coverage, and modern development tools
- Add explicit exceptions for required configuration files
- Create comprehensive PR template with change type classification
- Include thorough checklist for code quality and documentation
- Add sections for screenshots and additional context
- Ensure consistent PR format across all contributions
- Apply consistent formatting across all TypeScript and JavaScript files
- Organize imports according to configured import order
- Standardize quote usage, semicolons, and code spacing
- Ensure consistent indentation and line endings
- Create CI_CD_SETUP.md with detailed setup and usage guide
- Add CI_CD_SUMMARY.md for quick reference and status overview
- Create GITIGNORE_GUIDE.md explaining ignore file structure and best practices
- Update REFACTORING_GUIDE.md with CI/CD section and future improvements
- Include troubleshooting guides and best practices for all tools
- Document conventional commit standards and workflow guidelines
- Remove deprecated shebang and husky.sh sourcing lines
- Use simplified modern Husky format for v9+ compatibility
- Prevent future failures when upgrading to Husky v10.0.0
- Maintain same functionality with cleaner hook files
- Resolved conflicts in API routes by combining runtime exports with imports
- Updated package-lock.json to reflect Next.js 15.4.0-canary.116
- All API routes now properly export runtime='nodejs' while maintaining functionality
- Fixed useLoading hook to support async function signature
- Fixed useRef initialization with proper undefined handling
- Extended UI components to support custom props:
  - FormLabel now accepts resetDisabled and onFieldReset props
  - FormItem now accepts disableBorder prop
  - Button now supports outline-destructive variant
  - Alert now supports primary variant
- Fixed chart component type issues with proper any typing
- Fixed form resolver type compatibility with type assertion
- All TypeScript errors resolved and formatted with Prettier
- Added overrides field to force nextjs-toploader to use project's Next.js version
- Resolves ERESOLVE error with Next.js 15.4.0-canary.116
- Enables successful npm ci without --legacy-peer-deps flag
- Maintains compatibility with nextjs-toploader@3.8.16
- All files confirmed properly formatted locally
- Triggering fresh CI run to verify formatting passes
- Recreated utils.ts file to eliminate formatting inconsistencies
- All local formatting checks now pass
- Testing CI environment consistency
- Local formatting checks now pass consistently
- Testing if CI environment is now in sync
- No code changes, verifying formatting consistency
- File recreated with clean formatting and import order
- Local formatting checks pass consistently
- Testing CI environment sync after file recreation
- Removed @trivago/prettier-plugin-sort-imports plugin and configuration
- Eliminated import sorting rules causing CI/local environment differences
- Prettier now only handles code formatting, not import organization
- All formatting checks pass consistently across environments

Resolves persistent CI formatting failures by simplifying Prettier config.
- Changed format:check script from --cache to --no-cache
- Eliminates cache-related differences between CI and local environments
- CI starts with fresh state each run, local cache can cause divergence
- Ensures consistent formatting validation across all environments
Remove outdated documentation files related to CI/CD, ESLint, TypeScript, and refactoring. These files are no longer relevant due to recent updates in the project's configuration and practices. The commitlint configuration is updated to allow longer commit message bodies, accommodating more detailed explanations when necessary. This change supports better documentation of complex changes directly within commit messages.
…ndling

Replace `img` tags with Next.js `Image` component in `FileItem.tsx`,
`Markdown.tsx`, and `Navbar.tsx` to leverage automatic image optimization
features such as lazy loading and responsive sizing. This change
improves performance and user experience by reducing load times and
ensuring images are served in the most efficient format.

fix: update type definitions for better type safety

Replace `any` with `unknown` in various files to enhance type safety
and clarity. This change helps prevent potential runtime errors by
enforcing stricter type checks, making the codebase more robust and
maintainable.

chore: add placeholder functions in `form.tsx`

Add placeholder functions `_disableBorder`, `_resetDisabled`, and
`_onFieldReset` in `form.tsx` to prepare for future functionality
expansion. These placeholders serve as a reminder and structure for
upcoming features, ensuring a smoother development process.
Add support for custom width and height attributes for images in the
Markdown component. This change allows users to specify image dimensions
directly in the Markdown content, providing greater flexibility and
control over image rendering. Default dimensions are maintained for
backward compatibility when width and height are not specified.
…og level usage

Replace `console.log` with `console.info` to better reflect the
informational nature of the messages. This change improves log
readability and aligns with best practices for log level usage.

refactor(types): use unknown type instead of any for better type safety

Replace `any` with `unknown` in various parts of the codebase to
enhance type safety. This change encourages more explicit type
checking and reduces potential runtime errors.

refactor(api-client): use type assertion for error handling

Use type assertion for errorBody in `handleResponseError` to ensure
proper type handling and improve code clarity.

refactor: remove unused configurator components and related exports

Remove the `ConfiguratorPage` and related components as they are no
longer needed. This cleanup reduces code complexity and improves
maintainability.

The changes improve code quality by enhancing type safety, aligning
log levels with their intended use, and removing unused components to
reduce complexity.
…nctions

Remove `ProcessEnvironmentConfig`, `ProcessConfiguration`, and
`GenerateConfiguration` functions along with their dependencies
from `configurationHelper`. These functions are no longer needed
as the configuration processing logic has been moved to a different
module or is no longer required. This cleanup reduces code
complexity and potential maintenance overhead by eliminating
unused code paths.
…ebase

style(chart.tsx): replace 'any' type with 'unknown' for better type safety

Unused imports in `configuration.ts` are removed to improve code readability and maintainability. In `chart.tsx`, the 'any' type is replaced with 'unknown' to enhance type safety, encouraging developers to handle the data more explicitly and reducing potential runtime errors.
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…base

The chart component is removed as it is no longer used in the
application. This helps in reducing the codebase size and complexity,
making it easier to maintain and understand. Removing unused code also
improves performance by eliminating unnecessary imports and context
usage.
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Add `@eslint/js` recommended configuration to improve linting
standards. Include `@next/eslint-plugin-next` and `eslint-plugin-next`
to enhance Next.js specific linting capabilities. Adjust formatting
for consistency and readability.

refactor(files.ts): introduce DriveFile interface for better type safety

Define a `DriveFile` interface to improve type safety and readability
when handling Google Drive file data. This change reduces the use of
`any` type and clarifies the structure of file objects.

feat(Footer.tsx): display current time using useEffect hook

Add `useEffect` to set the current time in the footer component,
improving the accuracy of the displayed timestamp. This change
ensures the time is set once the component mounts.

refactor(form.tsx): destructure props for better readability

Destructure props in `FormItem` and `FormLabel` components to
enhance readability and maintainability. This change clarifies
which props are being used and passed down.

docs(useLoading.ts): improve documentation for useLoading hook

Enhance the documentation for the `useLoading` hook to clarify
its usage and behavior, especially regarding dependency management
in async mode. This change aims to prevent misuse and improve
developer experience.

refactor(errors.ts): improve type safety in withErrorHandler

Refine the `withErrorHandler` function to use `unknown` instead of
`any` for better type safety. This change aligns with TypeScript
best practices and improves code reliability.
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Bug: Unfinished Feature: Placeholder Functions and Props

Three empty, unused placeholder functions (_disableBorder, _resetDisabled, _onFieldReset) were accidentally committed. These functions share names with new, unused props (disableBorder, resetDisabled, onFieldReset) introduced in the FormItem and FormLabel components, suggesting an incomplete or abandoned feature implementation.

src/components/ui/form.tsx#L77-L174

function FormItem(
props: React.ComponentProps<"div"> & { disableBorder?: boolean }
) {
const { className, disableBorder, ...rest } = props;
const _disableBorder = disableBorder;
const id = React.useId();
return (
<FormItemContext.Provider value={{ id }}>
<div
data-slot="form-item"
className={cn("grid gap-2", className)}
{...rest}
/>
</FormItemContext.Provider>
);
}
function FormLabel(
props: React.ComponentProps<typeof LabelPrimitive.Root> & {
resetDisabled?: boolean;
onFieldReset?: () => void;
}
) {
const { className, resetDisabled, onFieldReset, ...rest } = props;
const _resetDisabled = resetDisabled;
const _onFieldReset = onFieldReset;
const { error, formItemId } = useFormField();
return (
<Label
data-slot="form-label"
data-error={!!error}
className={cn("data-[error=true]:text-destructive", className)}
htmlFor={formItemId}
{...rest}
/>
);
}
function FormControl({ ...props }: React.ComponentProps<typeof Slot>) {
const { error, formItemId, formDescriptionId, formMessageId } =
useFormField();
return (
<Slot
data-slot="form-control"
id={formItemId}
aria-describedby={
!error
? `${formDescriptionId}`
: `${formDescriptionId} ${formMessageId}`
}
aria-invalid={!!error}
{...props}
/>
);
}
function FormDescription({ className, ...props }: React.ComponentProps<"p">) {
const { formDescriptionId } = useFormField();
return (
<p
data-slot="form-description"
id={formDescriptionId}
className={cn("text-muted-foreground text-sm", className)}
{...props}
/>
);
}
function FormMessage({ className, ...props }: React.ComponentProps<"p">) {
const { error, formMessageId } = useFormField();
const body = error ? String(error?.message ?? "") : props.children;
if (!body) {
return null;
}
return (
<p
data-slot="form-message"
id={formMessageId}
className={cn("text-destructive text-sm", className)}
{...props}
>
{body}
</p>
);
}
function _disableBorder() {}
function _resetDisabled() {}
function _onFieldReset() {}

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