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- Real in-site login/register (password + SMS OTP) against Meshkee's /auth API, with self-healing access-token refresh (15 min lifetime) and an in-flight-refresh guard so AuthContext and CartContext don't race each other into a failed concurrent refresh. - Real cart: header cart button/badge, a cart popup, and a working "add to cart" on both product cards (where a specific variant id is known) and the product/store-item detail buy-box (always resolves a purchasable variant, even for single-SKU products with no selectable variation). - /checkout: address + cash/bank-transfer payment, posts to the real checkout API and creates an order; refreshes the cart afterward so the header badge doesn't go stale. - New /store-items and /store-items/[id] pages (variant-level browsing, separate from the product-level /products catalog), cross-referencing the parent product for images/description/technical-info. - Product gallery: click-to-open fullscreen lightbox alongside the existing hover-zoom. - Comments tab wired to the real comments API, gated to logged-in users (a product decision — the API itself doesn't require auth) with a login prompt otherwise. - Similar-products row on product/store-item detail pages. - Contact page wired to the real contact-submissions API, with a toast and inline confirmation on success, and the form resetting. - CONTEXT.md: a maintained architecture/conventions doc for this repo, now auto-loaded via CLAUDE.md, covering the Meshkee integration quirks and UI conventions established across this project. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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