Fix reported security advisories - #1311
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Closes SSRF in the webhook system (dispatch-time revalidation, DNS pinning, per-hop redirect checks, IPv6 transition decoding), spreadsheet formula injection in exports, product ownership validation on questions, capacity assignments and check-in lists, the order completion race, sale window and max_per_order enforcement at checkout, and adds a throttle to the public promo code lookup. Also queues the order, attendee, product and check-in webhook dispatch jobs, which were running inline despite the listener setting a queue.
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CURLOPT_RESOLVE, validates every redirect hop, and decodes IPv6 transition addresses (NAT64, 6to4, Teredo, IPv4-compatible) which previously bypassed the filter entirely β thanks @tonghuaroot, @de3erve, @JaimeRamirez-coder, @senti-man, @angelystor, @1amplant, @tikket1, @Fewword, @dizconnectzquantity_soldandused_capacity, exhausting capacity and blocking real buyers. Completion now takes an advisory lock before reading the order β thanks @tonghuarootmax_per_orderis now aggregated per product across repeated order entries instead of per entry, so the limit can no longer be multiplied by repeating the sameproduct_idβ thanks @angelystorthrottle:10,1, matching its sibling public routes, to stop code enumerationShouldQueue. They were running inline in the request despite the listener assigning them a queue