* Merge RepoSettings into Repo
Inline all RepoSettings fields (triggers, tools, instructions, scripts,
defaultAgent) directly into the Repo model. Pivot Macro/Mode foreign keys
from repoSettingsId to repoId. Drop the repo_settings table entirely.
Migration backfills all existing data safely.
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* Remove dead null-coalescing and defaultSettings fallback
All settings fields are now NOT NULL on Repo, so ?? fallbacks in
run-context are unnecessary. initialSettings is non-nullable, so
the defaultSettings memo in RepoConsole was dead code.
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* drop dead /workflows route, extract getAuthenticatedRepoContext helper
- delete /api/repo/[owner]/[repo]/workflows/ (duplicate of /modes/, no consumers)
- extract shared auth helper that returns { account, owner, repo, token, dbRepo, role }
- update settings, macros, modes routes to use the helper
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* type-safe API route returns via inferred NextResponse generics
- add ApiResponse<T> utility type that extracts JSON body from route handlers
- remove explicit return type annotations and dead interfaces from 5 routes
- update 3 routes with existing type exports to use ApiResponse<typeof handler>
- narrow error union in ReposTable fetchRepos
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* run tests on push in addition to pull_request
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* add rule: no --trailer flags on git commits
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* move git trailer rule into Rules section
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* consolidate Learnings into Rules section
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