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* feat(mailer): add AWS SES and SMTP providers with auto-detect fallback * fix(mailer): cast SES options to bridge duplicate @aws-sdk type identities * fix(mailer): dedupe aws-sdk-sesv2, address review feedback - Force a single @aws-sdk/client-sesv2 install via root package.json overrides; @types/nodemailer pulled in a nested copy whose nominal class brand made the two SDK type identities incompatible, breaking the CI build. With one install the cast disappears. - Batch result message now reports successCount instead of sendable.length when entries are skipped, so "5 emails sent" no longer overstates delivery on partial failures. - SMTP provider now warns when SMTP_HOST is set without SMTP_PORT, and when only one of SMTP_USER/SMTP_PASS is set — both previously silent misconfigurations. - SMTP_SECURE schema is z.boolean() to match every other boolean in env.ts; runtime parsing is still handled by envBoolean. - Strip the verbose TSDoc comments I had added. * fix(mailer): exact sent counts in batch results, restore SES type cast - mergeBatchResults: data.count and the message now report only emails that were actually delivered, not skipped-unsubscribed ones (they returned success: true and inflated the count). Empty-sendable branch distinguishes "all unsubscribed" from "mixed skip/failure" so the message stops lying when some entries fail validation. - ses.ts: revert the package.json override approach (bun honors it locally but CI still installs a nested @types/nodemailer copy). Reinstate the `as unknown as` cast with a single-line WHY comment. * fix(mailer): annotate double-cast in ses provider for strict api-validation * fix(mailer): batch degrades isUnsubscribed errors to per-entry failures A transient DB error in isUnsubscribed used to abort the whole batch because the call sat outside the per-email try/catch in prepareBatch. Wrap the unsubscribe check inside the same catch so a rejection becomes a per-recipient failure, matching sendEmail's behavior. Lock it in with a regression test.