MBombeck/HealthLog v1.3.1

v1.3.1 — Compose syntax hotfix

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Fixed

• Compose env-var validation no longer breaks Coolify-style deploys.
  docker-compose.yml previously used ${VAR:?required} shell-parameter
  syntax for the four secrets and POSTGRES_PASSWORD. Some hosting
  platforms (Coolify in particular) parse compose files eagerly and
  store the fallback error string ("POSTGRES_PASSWORD is required")
  as the literal env-var value when POSTGRES_PASSWORD was unset,
  which then collided with DATABASE_URL and broke the running app
  with P1000: Authentication failed. Compose now uses plain ${VAR}
  interpolation; validation moved into docker-entrypoint.sh, which
  fails fast with a clear stderr message listing the unset variables.

Notes

If you upgraded an existing Compose stack from 1.2.x → 1.3.0 and hit
the POSTGRES_PASSWORD is required literal-as-value bug, set
POSTGRES_PASSWORD in your environment to whatever your existing
Postgres data volume was originally initialised with (likely
healthlog if you started from a pre-1.2.1 release), then redeploy.
Postgres only honours POSTGRES_PASSWORD on first volume init — the
existing user keeps the original password regardless of env changes.