Fix email verification using Resend API instead of SMTP#78
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Problem
Email verification was failing with
ETIMEDOUTerrors because Railway's Singapore region cannot reliably reachsmtp.resend.comon port 587. The Nodemailer SMTP transport was the primary delivery path, and the existing partial Resend fallback still used a rawfetchcall rather than the official SDK.Solution
Replaced Nodemailer SMTP entirely with the
resendnpm SDK (resend@^4.0.0). TheresendClientis initialised once at startup with comprehensive logging (ready state, sender address, init errors).sendVerificationEmailnow usesresendClient.emails.send()exclusively, logging the recipient, elapsed time, Resend message ID on success, and full error details on failure.isEmailConfigured()now checks onlyRESEND_API_KEY. The oldSMTP_HOST/PORT/USER/PASS/SECUREconstants andSmtpNotConfiguredErrorclass are removed; route handlers now reference the newEmailNotConfiguredError.SMTP_FROMis retained as the sender address env var for backward compatibility.Changes
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