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The save-settings $effect was firing on the initial data load because settingsApplied was set to true synchronously in the apply effect, then currentTheme/fontFamily/fontSize were written in the same tick — causing the save effect to immediately fire with uninitialized default values (theme: "", fontFamily: "", fontSize: 0), producing a 400 error. - Add settingsDirty flag, set via setTimeout(0) after initial apply so the save effect is blocked for the first load and only runs on real user-driven changes - Also accept empty string / 0 as 'not provided' in PUT /api/settings validation as a defensive backstop
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