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feat: avatar upload via presigned PUT URL flow
- Go scraper: add PresignAvatarUploadURL/PresignAvatarURL/DeleteAvatar to
  Store interface, implement on HybridStore+MinioClient, register
  GET /api/presign/avatar-upload/{userId} and /api/presign/avatar/{userId}
- SvelteKit: replace direct AWS S3 SDK in minio.ts with presign calls to
  the Go scraper; rewrite avatar +server.ts (POST=presign, PATCH=record key)
- iOS: rewrite uploadAvatar() as 3-step presigned PUT flow; refactor
  chip components into shared ChipButton in CommonViews.swift
2026-03-10 17:05:43 +05:00
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2026-03-07 18:27:00 +05:00

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