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Dashboard Login Returns HTTP 500 on Auth Token Refresh

STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Navigate to /dashboard 2. Session token expires (>30m idle) 3. Observe 500 error on refresh
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
Token refresh returns 200 User session persists across idle
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PROJ-247

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