fix: restore release smoke validation#63
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Summary
Restore the release-driven production validation path by resolving environment-scoped Railway secrets directly inside the post-deploy validation job.
What changed
validate deploymentjob to the same GitHub Environment as the deploy jobRAILWAY_ENVIRONMENTandRAILWAY_PUBLIC_URLdirectly in the validation job instead of passing secret-derived values through job outputs1.1.2for the next formal patch releaseValidation
npm run lintnpm run typecheckyamlpackageRisks/Notes
v1.1.1exposed a secret-scoping issue in the release pathv1.1.2