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The dashboard shows an accessible loading state while endpoints are fetched and can pretty-print
valid JSON test responses while preserving access to their raw bodies. A browser-local workspace
setting chooses whether endpoint tests prefer raw or pretty-printed responses when both are available.
Matched mock POST, PUT, and PATCH requests allow empty bodies, enforce a 1 MiB size limit, and
validate the syntax and UTF-8 encoding of non-empty JSON bodies before applying configured responses.
Malformed JSON and invalid content types return 400, oversized bodies return 413, and unsupported
JSON charsets return 415.
Changed
Dashboard endpoint testing uses a more compact response layout, and the built-in parade schedule
example is labeled as a timeout demonstration.
Deployment documentation now aligns Azure Container Apps to minimum and maximum replica counts of
1 so process-local configuration and statistics remain consistent while the application stays
continuously available.
Container release guidance documents the Docker Hub token permissions needed to publish images
and remove temporary architecture tags.
Security
Valid Basic credentials now establish a one-time, process-scoped secure dashboard session cookie,
replacing per-request PBKDF2 work for subsequent administrative requests in the same browser
session.