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Add a second MinIO client (pub) initialized with MINIO_PUBLIC_ENDPOINT so presigned audio URLs are signed against the public hostname from the start, rather than signed internally and then rewritten. This avoids AWS4 signature mismatch (SignatureDoesNotMatch 403) that occurred when the signed host was substituted after signing. - storage/minio.go: add PublicEndpoint/PublicUseSSL to MinioConfig; add pub client field; NewMinioClient creates pub client when public endpoint differs; PresignAudio uses pub, PresignChapter keeps internal client - cmd/scraper/main.go: wire MINIO_PUBLIC_ENDPOINT and MINIO_PUBLIC_USE_SSL env vars - docker-compose.yml: expose MINIO_PUBLIC_ENDPOINT and MINIO_PUBLIC_USE_SSL to scraper service - ui/src/lib/server/minio.ts: remove rewriteHost() call from presignAudio
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