2a4a1fb61d
hooks.ts contained Node-only imports (fs, path) and was being included in
the client bundle by SvelteKit because it lacked the .server. designation.
This caused 'K.resolve is not a function' in the browser, which aborted
hydration and killed ALL client-side interactivity site-wide.
Fix: merge reroute export from hooks.ts into hooks.server.ts alongside the
existing CSRF handle. Delete hooks.ts. SvelteKit supports both handle and
reroute exports from hooks.server.ts.
This was the true root cause of today's outage. The CSS and issues
were red herrings — the site was broken from commit 231eacc onward.
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