Enable Helmet security heeaders and configure CSP#891
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Enabled Helmet security headers and configured Content Security Policy (CSP) to allow required external resources such as Google APIs, CDN scripts, fonts, and reCAPTCHA.
This resolved issues caused by Helmet blocking scripts, styles, fonts, and captcha functionality on the login page.
The application is now functional with Helmet enabled.
Some remaining console errors (MIME type issues, missing assets, API/network errors) are unrelated to Helmet and likely due to existing frontend/backend issues.