The sha256Hex helper used window.crypto.subtle.digest(), which is only
available in a secure context (HTTPS / localhost). In the HTTP Docker
environment crypto.subtle is undefined, causing a TypeError before any
request is sent — the setup and login forms both silently failed with
'An unexpected error occurred'.
Fix: pass raw passwords directly to the API. The backend already applies
bcrypt, which is sufficient. No stored hashes need migration because
setup never completed successfully in the HTTP environment.
* frontend/src/pages/SetupPage.tsx — remove sha256Hex call
* frontend/src/api/auth.ts — remove sha256Hex call
* frontend/src/pages/__tests__/SetupPage.test.tsx — drop crypto mock
* frontend/src/utils/crypto.ts — deleted (no remaining callers)
Task 0.1: Create database parent directory before connecting
- main.py _lifespan now calls Path(database_path).parent.mkdir(parents=True,
exist_ok=True) before aiosqlite.connect() so the app starts cleanly on
a fresh Docker volume with a nested database path.
Task 0.2: SetupRedirectMiddleware redirects when db is None
- Guard now reads: if db is None or not is_setup_complete(db)
A missing database (startup still in progress) is treated as setup not
complete instead of silently allowing all API routes through.
Task 0.3: SetupGuard redirects to /setup on API failure
- .catch() handler now sets status to 'pending' instead of 'done'.
A crashed backend cannot serve protected routes; conservative fallback
is to redirect to /setup.
Task 0.4: SetupPage shows spinner while checking setup status
- Added 'checking' boolean state; full-screen Spinner is rendered until
getSetupStatus() resolves, preventing form flash before redirect.
- Added console.warn in catch block; cleanup return added to useEffect.
Also: remove unused type: ignore[call-arg] from config.py.
Tests: 18 backend tests pass; 117 frontend tests pass.
