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Introduces `csrfFetch` (= `makeCsrfFetch(fetch)`) in cookies.ts as a drop-in fetch replacement that auto-injects X-XSRF-TOKEN on POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE. Previously 8 call sites sent mutating requests without the CSRF header — annotation resize, comment POST/PATCH/DELETE, Geschichte CRUD, Stammbaum relationship creation, bulk-edit PATCH, and file upload — all would fail with CSRF_TOKEN_MISSING if the backend's cookie-based protection triggered. All 14 client-side mutating fetches now use csrfFetch; withCsrf/makeCsrfFetch remain in the API for injectable-fetch use cases (e.g. useTranscriptionBlocks). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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