fix(graphql): guard the 401 sign-out path in graphqlFetch - #211
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The catch block did `error.response.status === 401 -> window.location.href = "/"` without checking `error.response` exists and without a clean sign-out. Align on the herald/vortex pattern: guard the response, sign out on a genuine 401 OR an UNAUTHENTICATED error code, clear the session server-side, then redirect.
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Aligns graphqlFetch's error handling on the herald/vortex reference: guards
error.response(network errors are not ClientErrors and must not trigger a redirect / TypeError), signs out on a genuine 401 ORUNAUTHENTICATEDcode, and clears the session server-side before redirecting (was a barewindow.location.href='/'on any 401). Part of the omni eager-logout sweep. tsc/biome clean.