jake f94ceaf233 Move auth protection to middleware and server layout
Replace client-side session checks (useSession + router.replace) with
a two-layer server-side approach: Next.js middleware performs a fast
cookie presence check for all protected routes, and the (pages) layout
does a full server-side session validation before rendering.

Move login/register into a dedicated (auth) route group with its own
minimal layout so they sit outside the authenticated shell. Lift the
Toaster to the root layout so it remains available across all route
groups.
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# or
pnpm dev
# or
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