Repair Worker resume imports and dependency security gates - #69
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Resume file import failed on Workers because its module loader used string code generation and its PDF parser required browser-only APIs. PDF extraction now runs on the device with the existing parser and a bundled, same-origin worker; the existing server action structures and saves the extracted text. Expected parsing, AI and save failures return readable, retryable UI results. Legacy .doc uploads receive conversion guidance; supported extensions work when browsers omit MIME types.
The repair also updates vulnerable existing dependencies: Next.js 16.3.4, Mammoth 1.12.2, Astro 7.2.8, aligned Wrangler 4.114.0, and targeted transitive overrides. The security gate reports zero critical and zero unexpected findings; seven previously accepted high advisory IDs remain across eight paths. No acceptance exceptions were added. Astro's four static pages remain pixel-identical at 390px and 1440px after restoring two inline spaces.
Validation: full quality passes (483 tests) and the complete Cloudflare build passes. Real synthetic PDF/DOCX fixtures exercise the parsers. In Chromium at 390px against the built local Worker, PDF import preserved source facts in the AI request, opened the editor and persisted after reload using a local AI stub. A deliberately unavailable provider produced a readable message and enabled retry; the PDF worker asset returned HTTP 200. Local servers, browsers and temporary files were cleaned up. Evidence is under docs/operations/evidence/.
Hosted AI import and signed-in persistence are not yet qualified. This is not production release evidence. Refs #68; keep that acceptance issue open.