This release improves search page metadata for better discoverability and delivers UI refinements and stability for components.

Enhanced image optimization, navigation behavior, and UI improvements (PR: #3092)

• Optimized image loading: The default image loader now uses FastStore, providing enhanced image optimization and improved performance.
• Smoother navigation with scroll restoration: An experimental scroll restoration feature has been introduced. This preserves the user's scroll position when navigating back, providing a more fluid browsing experience.
• Improved TextareaField readability: Long text within the TextareaField component no longer scrolls underneath the floating label. The label now maintains its correct position, significantly improving readability.

Improved SEO for search pages (PR: #3081)

The Search SDK now includes dynamic SEO metadata for search results pages. The seo object in the search response automatically populates a descriptive title and a formatted description, such as "Products for: <search-term>, which improves the discoverability of these pages. This is an automatic improvement and requires no action.

Search result pages are noindex/nofollow by default; update your search SEO settings if you want them indexed. If Search SSR is disabled, the initial HTML contains default metadata, and dynamic values are applied after hydration; enabling Search SSR helps surface dynamic metadata in the initial HTML.

Fixed flickering SignIn button (PR: #3078)

Fixed an issue that caused the SignIn button to appear during session validation for logged-in users. The component now displays a loading skeleton, ensuring a smoother visual transition during authentication checks.

Data consistency (PR: #3092)

The deprecated purchaseAgentId property has been removed to ensure data consistency and eliminate redundant query parameters.

Buying policy alert now displays a dynamic description (PR: #3076)

The alert message on the Order Details page now dynamically displays the description from the buying policy condition. This provides approvers with a clearer context about why an order requires review.