BE021 - Release configuration validation checklist - #145
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Summary
This PR adds the BE021 release configuration validation checklist for the Food Remedy mobile app.
The checklist documents repository-only findings for release-critical configuration areas, including Firebase, hCaptcha, Expo app configuration, EAS build configuration, backend API URL configuration, environment variables, hard-coded values, fallbacks, risky assumptions, and items requiring external production confirmation.
Configuration Areas Reviewed
Key Findings
Safety Notes
Changed Files
Validation
Repository-safe inspection/search commands were used to review configuration references, including searches for: