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- docker-compose.yml: MEILI_URL in x-infra-env was hardcoded to the local
meilisearch container, ignoring the Doppler MEILI_URL secret entirely.
Changed to "${MEILI_URL:-http://meilisearch:7700}" so prod reads from
https://search.libnovel.cc while local dev keeps the container default.
- ui/+layout.svelte: rename nav + footer label from "Discover" to "Catalogue"
(desktop nav, mobile menu, footer — all three occurrences).
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