Store API key in Firestore instead of localStorage#2
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Replace localStorage-based API key persistence with Firestore. On login, the key is fetched from the user's Firestore document. On submit, it is saved via setDoc with merge. Cypress mock flow still uses localStorage.
The API key is now stored in Firestore, not localStorage. Update the test to verify the main app renders correctly after key submission.
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users/{uid}.apiKey)setDocwith mergeTest plan
users/{uid})sidekick_apikey_*in localStorage