Remove legacy auth cache migration docs and add regression test

Removes obsolete "Migration notes" from `docs/nostr-auth.md` and
adds a regression test to `tests/state/cache-saved-profiles.test.mjs`
to confirm that the legacy `userPubKey` localStorage key is ignored
during startup. Also polyfills localStorage for the test suite.
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@@ -59,16 +59,6 @@ When introducing additional providers, choose a unique string value and extend t
When the app reads stored entries it normalises unknown values back to
`"nip07"` but keeps recognised alternatives intact.
## Migration notes
## Supported Auth Cache
Earlier builds only persisted a single `userPubKey` string. During startup the
app now:
1. Attempts to read `bitvid:savedProfiles:v1` and validate the payload.
2. If the key is missing (or malformed) but a legacy `userPubKey` entry exists,
it seeds `savedProfiles` with that value and writes the new structure.
3. Once the JSON payload is written successfully, the legacy `userPubKey` entry
is removed.
Future migrations should follow the same pattern: validate, normalise, write the
new format, then clean up legacy keys to avoid data loss.
`bitvid:savedProfiles:v1` is the sole supported auth cache. Legacy keys such as `userPubKey` are no longer read or migrated.