open-legal-products makes Mike's local onboarding less fussy

Mike now lets contributors get straight into a local account while preserving confirmation testing where it matters.

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The maintainers have removed an everyday snag from local setup: new test accounts are confirmed automatically, rather than leaving contributors waiting on an email step before they can explore the product.

  • Email-change journeys still send through the local test mailbox.
  • Teams can still deliberately test opt-in confirmation when that is the scenario they need.
  • Setup guidance now separates the Docker quick start from managed deployment, and drops outdated email-service settings.

The result is a cleaner distinction between fast local development and testing the confirmation flows that need closer scrutiny.

So what Legal-product teams evaluating or contributing to Mike should care because smoother setup lowers the friction to testing, onboarding and iteration.

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