#324 🛡️ Strict-Hydration | Safe Server Skeleton Mappings for Cryptogr…#336
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#324 🛡️ Strict-Hydration | Safe Server Skeleton Mappings for Cryptographic Layouts
What changed:
Tightened the mount gate in useMounted.ts (line 5) so server and first-client render stay on the static path.
Wired
SocketProvider(line 91) into the root layout so the live price feed context is actually available at runtime.Added reusable, size-matched skeletons for the live price card and traffic chart in PriceFeedCardSkeleton.tsx (line 4) and DashboardTrafficChartSkeleton.tsx (line 4), then exported them from skeletons/index.ts (line 1).
Reworked DashboardInteractive.tsx (line 49) so the initial server fallback uses the exact same structural shells as the hydrated dashboard, instead of generic placeholders.
Hardened PriceFeedCard.tsx (line 259) so it returns the shared skeleton until mount, and only then starts processing browser/sockets-dependent values.
Kept the chart component purely client-side and aligned its loading state in DashboardTrafficChart.tsx (line 33).
closes #324