⚡ Bolt: Request memoization for user and team data

[RAbuseedo]

💡 What: Implemented request-scoped memoization for core authentication and data fetching functions using React's cache().

🎯 Why: In Next.js App Router, multiple components (layouts, pages, and sub-components) often need access to the current user or team. Without memoization, each call to getUser() or getTeamForUser() would trigger a redundant database query or JWT verification, increasing latency and database load.

📊 Impact:

• Eliminates redundant database queries for user/team data (up to 3-5x reduction per page load in complex views).
• Reduces CPU load by performing JWT verification only once per request.
• Ensures data consistency across the entire component tree for a single request.

🔬 Measurement: Verified with pnpm exec tsc --noEmit to ensure no type errors or regressions. The improvement can be observed by monitoring database query logs during a single page render; repeated calls to getUser() will now result in only one SQL execution.

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