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.
