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Moves the stateful API-target resolution out of the networking.tsx god-module into src/lib/http/proxyBase.ts: proxyBaseUrl, serverRootPath, the worker-URL localStorage handling, getProxyBaseUrl, updateProxyBaseUrl, switchToWorkerUrl, getWindowLocation, and the global header name get/set. networking.tsx now imports what it uses and re-exports the previously-public symbols, so its ~300 importers are untouched. This flips the one backwards dependency the http layer had: src/lib/http no longer needs to reach into the component tree for the base URL, which is what was forcing the new openapi-fetch client (api.ts) to import from networking. It's a pure relocation; the singleton state is shared because one module instance is imported by both networking and the http client. Drops the dead updateServerRootPath, and replaces the isLocal console.log silencing with an inline NODE_ENV check. Adds proxyBase.test.ts covering the getProxyBaseUrl window-origin fallback, the worker-URL switch and its non-http-scheme rejection, and the header-name get/set. |
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