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Strengthen pre-commit guidelines and restore APRS_PORT configuration

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- Add explicit mandatory pre-commit steps with detailed explanations
- Emphasize mix format as the critical first step before any git operations
- Make formatting requirements non-negotiable and automatic habit
- Restore APRS_PORT environment variable in StatefulSet configuration

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### Pre-Commit Checklist
**CRITICAL**: NEVER commit or push code with syntax errors or compilation failures. Always validate before committing.
1. Run `mix format` - ALWAYS do this first
2. Run `mix compile --warnings-as-errors` - ensure no warnings or compilation errors
3. Run `mix test` - ensure all tests pass (at minimum, ensure no syntax/compilation errors)
**MANDATORY PRE-COMMIT STEPS** - Must be executed in this exact order before EVERY git commit:
1. **`mix format`** - ALWAYS run this FIRST before any git operations
- This formats all Elixir code according to project standards
- **NEVER skip this step** - unformatted code should never be committed
2. **`mix compile --warnings-as-errors`** - ensure no warnings or compilation errors
- Must pass with zero warnings and zero errors
3. **`mix test`** - ensure all tests pass (at minimum, ensure no syntax/compilation errors)
- At minimum verify no compilation failures even if some tests fail
4. **MANDATORY**: If any step fails, fix the issues before proceeding
5. Only after ALL checks pass should you commit and push your changes
**NEVER PUSH BROKEN CODE**: Syntax errors, compilation failures, or basic test failures should be fixed immediately before any git operations. Pushing broken code breaks CI/CD pipelines and wastes deployment resources.
**REMEMBER**: Always run `mix format` before every commit - this is non-negotiable and must become automatic habit.
## Important Documentation Updates
- **MANDATORY**: Whenever you implement improvements or changes to the system: