amirhosein.ashourlooandClaude Sonnet 5 a2eb413157 Merge remote-tracking branch into main, resolving conflicts
Kept the local branch's homepage implementation (Meshkee product/category
API integration, redesigned header, Swiper carousels, hardcoded local
slider/banner images) as the source of truth for all conflicting sections,
since it reflects the most recent explicit direction.

Folded in the remote's non-conflicting additions: the static-image-slot
types/helpers in lib/meshkee.ts, the SlotImage component, and the
/meshkee/static-image-slots catalog route. These aren't wired into any
page yet since the live API's slot key ("home-hero") doesn't match the
keys this code expects ("slider", etc.) — worth reconciling once that's
settled.

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