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Every employee login required an OTP over Gmail, hitting Gmail's rate limit. Employee login now trusts a browser for 1 day after its first OTP verification (device token cookie, hashed at rest), so only the first login of the day needs OTP. Admin login is untouched — it has no OTP step in this codebase today. - trusted_devices table + revoke endpoints (single + all) - daily cron sweep of expired rows - dev mail now goes through Ethereal instead of Gmail, avoiding the rate limit locally, falling back to a no-op transport if Ethereal creds aren't configured yet - frontend: login skips the OTP screen when the server logs in directly; new "Trusted Devices" tab in the sessions dialog Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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