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Phase 2 (single commit) — applies the portal-auth.tsx pattern to every hand-strung transactional email template. JSX components rendered via @react-email/components' render() replace inline-style string templates + hand-rolled escapeHtml(). Ported (.ts → .tsx, public function signatures become async): crm-invite.tsx — admin/super-admin CRM invite admin-email-change.tsx — sign-in email changed notification inquiry-client-confirmation.tsx — public berth inquiry receipt inquiry-sales-notification.tsx — internal sales alert for inquiries residential-inquiry.tsx — pair: client confirmation + sales alert notification-digest.tsx — daily/hourly unread-notification digest document-signing.tsx — triplet: invitation + completed + reminder Each template now defines its body as a typed React component, drops escapeHtml() entirely (react-email auto-escapes string interpolation in JSX text + attributes), and passes the rendered HTML to the existing renderShell() for shell wrapping. The shell + branding flow is unchanged. Caller migration (all sync → async): src/app/api/public/residential-inquiries/route.ts src/lib/queue/workers/email.ts src/lib/services/notification-digest.service.ts src/lib/services/users.service.ts src/lib/services/document-signing-emails.service.ts src/lib/services/crm-invite.service.ts All call sites already lived inside async functions; only the await was needed. No public API shape changes other than return type (now Promise). The pattern now applies uniformly across all 8 email templates (portal- auth.tsx + the 7 in this commit). Email template directory is fully react-email-based. 1298/1298 vitest green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>