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fix: remaining code issues — TLS, CORS, disconnect safety, cleanup
1. Trips TLS: Removed all ssl CERT_NONE / check_hostname=False from
   5 external HTTPS call sites (OpenAI, Gemini, Google Places, Geocode).
   All external calls now use default TLS verification.

2. Internal CORS: Removed permissive cors() from inventory and budget.
   Both are internal services accessed only via gateway.

3. App visibility: Documented as cosmetic-only in layout.server.ts.
   Nav hiding is intentional UX, not access control.

4. Disconnect safety: Added confirm() dialog before service disconnect
   in Settings. Prevents accidental disconnects.

5. Inventory cleanup: Removed stale /test startup log message.
   Replaced with API key status indicator.

6. Frontend deps: 4 low-severity cookie vulnerabilities in @sveltejs/kit.
   Fix requires breaking downgrade to kit@0.0.30 — not safe. Documented.
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