docs(readme): correct auth providers, SES region note, and package.js… - #1347
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GITLAB_ID/GITLAB_SECRETauth.tsconfigures GitHub, GitLab, and a Nodemailer-based email provider, so the old sentence was wrong. It also left contributors unaware that GitLab needs its own credentials (already listed insample.env).eu-west-1region belongs to SES (seeutils/sendEmail.ts), not SNS, so both mentions now say SES@aws-sdk/client-sesv2) and never uses SNS. Anyone following the note would have gone looking at the wrong AWS service when changing the region.package.json#16and#19line anchors on thedb:migrateanddb:seedlinks#<line>anchor on a plain file link this way, and a line number would go stale again aspackage.jsonchanges.Any Breaking changes
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