mdelias clears the build break blocking every deploy

A broken build meant nothing could ship at all, and mdelias traced it to the account section and fixed it.

infrastructure

The account area of the app, which includes the page where users manage their API keys, was quietly poisoning the entire build. Those pages were being generated ahead of time, before the app had the credentials it needs to talk to Supabase, the database and authentication service behind them. The build choked, and a build that fails takes every deploy down with it - features, fixes, everything stuck.

mdelias fixed it at the right level. Rather than patching each page one at a time, the change tells the whole account section to render on demand, when a real user request arrives with the credentials in hand. That let a pile of earlier per-page workarounds be deleted, and the fix was merged within a minute of opening.

So what Not a feature, but the plumbing that lets everything else ship - worth noting for anyone tracking whether this fork can actually deploy.

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28a6fae3 fix: Mark account layout as dynamic to prevent static generation Railway Agent 2026-06-28 ↗ GitHub
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## Problem
The account pages (including `/account/api-keys`) were still being statically generated at build time, causing the build to fail with "supabaseKey is required" error. The `export const dynamic = "force-dynamic"` on the individual page wasn't sufficient because the parent layout was still being statically generated.

## Solution
Added `export const dynamic = "force-dynamic"` to the account layout (`src/app/(pages)/account/layout.tsx`) to ensure all account pages and their children are rendered dynamically at request time instead of being prerendered at build time.

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