Implements @elysiajs/swagger for automated API documentation and introduces a feature flag system to expose service capabilities based on environment variables.
Refactors authentication guards into native Elysia scoped middleware for improved integration and type safety. Updates error handling to support custom status codes and adds instance-specific headers to responses for better observability.
Includes an IP fallback mechanism for bug reports that utilizes internal system info when the direct submitter IP is unavailable.
Enables switching between production and testing MySQL databases based on the `ENABLE_TEST_DB` environment variable and an `X-DB-ENV` request header.
Applies this dual database functionality primarily to bug report submission and administration features. New `TESTING_MYSQL_` environment variables are added for defining test database credentials.
Refines HTTP request logging by excluding health checks and admin session validation endpoints to reduce noise. Allows `/health` endpoints to bypass API and Admin key guards.
Temporarily disables HWID-based rate limiting for bug report submissions.
Establishes a multi-service Docker Compose setup for the application, including a Traefik reverse proxy, a MySQL database, and a scalable API service.
Adds a comprehensive MySQL database schema for bug reports, file storage, rate limiting, user management, and sessions.
Improves application startup reliability by implementing a "wait-for-MySQL" script, ensuring the API service initializes only after the database is available. This script is integrated into the Dockerfile and package.json.
Enhances the API service with instance-specific logging, a more informative health endpoint, and an increased maximum request body size (50MB). Database migration failures are now gracefully handled.
