Align README SMTP allowlist variable with module implementation - #42
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[WIP] Update README to reflect correct SMTP variable name
Align README SMTP allowlist variable with module implementation
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README documented the webform sender allowlist as
SMTP_WHITELIST, while runtime and update-hook logic useSMTP_FROM_WHITELIST. This mismatch caused generated platform docs to flag conflicting configuration guidance.Documentation alignment
SMTP_FROM_WHITELIST, matching the module constant and install/update logic already in use.Net effect