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feat: add user input validation & rate limiting#247
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Summary of changes

This PR adds input validation to the user registration endpoint, introduces a new middleware for rate limiting, and updates the error response format across 3 controllers.

⚠️Potential null reference — Medium severity

UserService.cs:47 user.Profile.Settings may be null when accessed without a guard clause. Consider adding a null check.

🔒Security flag raised

Validate and sanitize input before deserialization at ApiController.cs:112. Untrusted input passed directly to JsonConvert.DeserializeObject() could be exploited.

💡Suggested code improvement

Extract the repeated validation logic in lines 84-102 into a shared ValidateRequestMiddleware to reduce duplication across controllers.

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