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mermaidcreator#48

Manage GitHub repo connections

app/api/github/installation/route.tsnewapp/api/github/repos/route.tsnewcomponents/workspace/github-panel.tsxmodifiedlib/github/app.tsmodified

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🧭 Architecture impact

Medium risk

Adds workspace-level management for the GitHub connection: two new API endpoints let a workspace disconnect the app (removing its installation) and unlink an individual repo (stopping auto-sync while keeping the diagram). New teardown paths in the integration, so reviewers should confirm the data that's removed versus kept.

GitHub integrationAPI routesWorkspace settings

🔎 What this PR changes

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Why it commented:two new API endpoints and a new teardown path changed how the GitHub integration fits together — that's architecturally significant, so reviewers get the picture before reading the diff.

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mermaidcreator#49

Fix README typo and bump eslint

README.md.eslintrc.jsonpackage-lock.json

No comment posted. Only docs, lockfiles and tooling config changed — nothing that affects the architecture. No AI spent, no notification, no noise.

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