chore(main): release 3.7.1 (#195)

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chore: add .cursor to .prettierignore

fix(deps): npm audit fix

fix(ci): fix semantic-release permissions

refactor: move request logging to middleware (#173)

fix(images): replace bespoke responsive image handling with Unpic (#164)

fix: resolve Tailwind CSS v4 hydration issues (#159)

fix(pwa): neuter the service worker in an attempt to fix broken clien…

…ts (#132)

chore(deps): update marked-terminal to v7.2.1

feat: remove origin compression entirely (#121)

Fly.io's proxy automatically compresses the response unless you compress
it yourself. You can disable compression by setting the
`Content-Encoding` header to `identity`, but that affects CDNs that may
be in front of Fly's proxy, too. So, at this time, it seems the best
option is to remove compression from the origin server entirely, let
Fly's proxy compress the responses, and disable the CDN compression to
avoid double compression.