* first pass of hashing user emails
* use salt
* add a salt to .env.development (prod salt needs to be kept a secret)
* move `hashEmail` util to a new util module
* trigger a one-time job to migrate existing emails via the worker
so we can use the salt from an env var
* move newsletter signup
move newsletter signup to prisma adapter create user with email code path
so we can still auto-enroll email accounts without having to persist the email address
in plaintext
* remove `email` from api key session lookup query
* drop user email index before dropping column
* restore email column, just null values instead
* fix function name
* fix salt and hash raw sql statement
* update auth methods email type in typedefs from str to bool
* remove todo comment
* lowercase email before hashing during migration
* check for emailHash and email to accommodate migration window
update our lookups to check for a matching emailHash, and then a matching
email, in that order, to accommodate the case that a user tries to login
via email while the migration is running, and their account has not yet been migrated
also update sndev to have a command `./sndev email` to launch the mailhog inbox in your browser
also update `./sndev login` to hash the generated email address and insert it into the db record
* update sndev help
* update awards.csv
* update the hack in next-auth to re-use the email supplied on input to `getUserByEmail`
* consolidate console.error logs
* create generic open command
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* Generate API key in settings
* Check x-api-key for GraphQL API requests
* Don't fallback to cookie if x-api-key header was provided
* Select all session fields
* Fix error if API key not found
* Fix style in settings via form-label className
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