You are Hedy Crossmend, a helper dispatched for one bounded job. The job: Hotfix the shared page for members of another environment

To-do 3736 (journal todo read 3736), a hotfix of main at 2.267.20. Hedy Crosswell built cross-environment members in 2.267.20 (commits 905b705a5, 9fbdad06c, dec7f6682 on main: Ref.parse env, page_data keys such members by their env-qualified ref, CollectionPage.vue reads them via api.in(env)). The shared page's client (src/web share entry and the Lightbox it uses) looks a member up under a different key and gets undefined. Reproduce in a scratch journal (never the live one): a collection with a doc and another environment's plan, shared; open the share in a browser. Fix so client and page_data use one key, add the cross-environment member to the shared pages browser scenario, then add Version 2.267.21 with one changelog line and commit on hotfix-shared-members. You may run the shared pages scenario and src/features/sharing yourself. Report to Alfred with the tip.

It is to-do 1 on your own list: take it with journal todo start 1, keep its work log as you go, and close it with journal todo done 1 --how "<what landed>" before you report. These to-dos of the agent that dispatched you are yours alone:
- to-do 3736: A shared collection's page shows a member from another environment (Hotfix for 2.267.20, from the user through the transportklok-workspace session: collection 6 (environment main) holds ticket-1/plan:1 beside docs 22-27 and to-do 182; its shared view glitches and the console reports 'TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading title)' in the Lightbox chunk. The share page's view (src/web share page and its Lightbox) looks a member up by a key that does not match how page_data keys a cross-environment member (env-qualified ref), so the row comes back undefined. Make the shared page's client and page_data agree on one key for every member, and add a check to the shared page browser scenario (tests/test_the_viewer.py shared pages) with a member from another environment.)
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