refactor: simplify user logout and login form query invalidation logic#208
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Summary
Replaces the targeted, query-key-specific cache invalidation on login/logout with broader invalidation. This both simplifies the code and fixes stale user data (sidebar, permissions, projects, etc.) leaking across sessions.
user-menu.tsx— logout now callsqueryClient.clear()instead of cancelling and removing only the["auth", "me"]query, so no cached data from the previous user survives into the next session.use-login-form.ts— login now invalidates the whole["auth"]namespace instead of just["auth", "me"], so the optional current-user query (["auth", "me-optional"], used by the sidebar) is refreshed too.Net effect: fixes the previous user's data lingering after logout/login, with less code than the cancel/remove/invalidate calls it replaces.