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Fix public blog date hydration across timezones - #273
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Public blog cards rendered April 28 on the server and April 29 in an Auckland browser for the same publication timestamp, causing React hydration recovery. The shared card and article-header formatter now explicitly uses UTC while preserving the existing English date style; card
dateTimeattributes retain the serialized ISO timestamp.Bumps
@btst/stackto 3.0.1 for a compatible patch release. No API, schema, codegen version, or dependency changes.Validation: timezone SSR/hydration regressions failed on the original code and now pass; all 84 focused blog and static-identity tests pass; package build, monorepo lint and type checks pass. Bio Mogging with the packed patch passes six real browser probes across New York, London and Auckland against an isolated local production-data snapshot (Auckland failed twice before the fix). Independent Safeguard review is clean.
CI: main checks passed (1,049 stack tests and 195 codegen tests). Core packed consumers pass with npm and pnpm; auth/account passes with pnpm. The auth npm fixture retains the same September 10
ERESOLVEconflict: React 19.2.8 versus react-dom 19.3.0 pulled through@react-email/render@2.0.6. Compared the current failed job with the saved pre-change log; this patch changes none of those dependencies. All three framework E2E suites passed. Registry build and consumer E2E passed; its final wait gate failed solely on the known auth npm fixture, so the exact regenerated blog registry is committed using the workflow's standard[skip ci]convention. Final registry-only commit changes no runtime source or dependencies. Docs/playground Vercel checks were skipped by their ignored-build rules.