fix(app): deduplicate and merge server connections in resolveServerList#29313
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resolveServerListto properly deduplicate and merge server connections when both props and stored values exist for the same key. Previously, prop-based connections could be silently skipped if a stored connection lacked an authToken. Now, connections are merged shallowly, with HTTP config merged at the object level.