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ejobs.ro migrated to a Nuxt SPA - plain HTTP GET returns only the JS bundle. This change equips cv-search-job with a headless Chromium (Playwright 1.60) so it can fully render SPA pages before extracting job links. - Add UseHeadlessBrowser flag to JobProviderEntity, JobProviderConfig, and CvSearchDbContext; map it in JobTokenService.ToConfig so the flag is included in the session provider-config snapshot - Migration: add UseHeadlessBrowser column; fix ejobs.ro search URL (remove /user/ prefix that caused 404) and set UseHeadlessBrowser=true - HtmlJobSearcher: detect flag and dispatch to FetchWithPlaywrightAsync; plain-HTTP path is unchanged; NetworkIdle timeout falls back to partial content rather than failing outright - Dockerfile: download Playwright Chromium in the SDK build stage via npx; copy browser binaries to the final image; install Chromium system libs (Ubuntu noble t64 variants) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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