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- Login page: email input replaces username field (type=email, name=email) - Login server action: reads email, uses i18n error for missing credentials - AccountSection: email input (type=email) replaces username text field - New user server action: sends email as required field, drops username - UsersListPanel: displays and searches by email instead of username - Admin edit user page: heading and delete confirm use email - Profile page: fullName fallback uses email, drops @username display - app.d.ts: email required on User, username removed - Generated API types: AppUser.email required, username removed; CreateUserRequest.email required, username removed - i18n: login_label_email, login_error_missing_credentials, admin_col_login updated (de/en/es) - errors.ts: MISSING_CREDENTIALS → login_error_missing_credentials Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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