fix(db): prevent Windows native-driver hang from stalling requests (#10627) (#10709)

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import type { NextRequest } from "next/server";
import { runAuthzPipeline } from "./server/authz/pipeline";
// #10627: the proxy runs in its own Next.js runtime and never executes
// instrumentation-node.ts's startup warm-ups, so its FIRST request used to
// trigger a cold `import("@/lib/db/settings")` → native SQLite driver load ON
// the request path. If that addon hangs (see driverFactory's #10627 probe),
// every proxied request stalled indefinitely with 0 bytes and no logs.
// Warm the settings cache here at boot instead: a driver failure now surfaces
// as a logged startup error, and real requests start with a hot cache.
// Fire-and-forget — never blocks proxy initialization, never rejects the
// module (mirrors the `void warmModelCatalogCache()` pattern in
// instrumentation-node.ts).
void import("./lib/db/readCache")
.then(({ getCachedSettings }) => getCachedSettings())
.catch((err: unknown) => {
console.error(
"[proxy] DB settings warm failed; requests will use default limits:",
err instanceof Error ? err.message : err
);
});
export async function proxy(request: NextRequest) {
return runAuthzPipeline(request, { enforce: true });
}