Fix signup crash: click event laundered into username route param#29281
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ReloginContainer wired useRequestAutoInvite()'s raw fn directly as onSignup, so the click event became the `username` arg, flowed through navigateAppend as a route param, and crashed signup's username.trim(). Make the hook param required (username: string) so a bare assignment to a () => void handler prop is now a compile error, preventing the event from being laundered into a string-typed slot. No-username callers pass '' explicitly.
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ReloginContainer wired useRequestAutoInvite()'s raw fn directly as onSignup, so the click event became the
usernamearg, flowed through navigateAppend as a route param, and crashed signup's username.trim().Make the hook param required (username: string) so a bare assignment to a () => void handler prop is now a compile error, preventing the event from being laundered into a string-typed slot. No-username callers pass '' explicitly.