Add update-user endpoint (PUT /users/:id)

[Sagaj-learn]

What

Adds an update-a-user endpoint, PUT /users/:id, to the users resource, and hardens input validation across the resource.

• db/store.js — new updateUser(id, {name, email}) helper that mutates the matching user in place and returns undefined for an unknown id (mirrors getUserById).
• routes/users.js — PUT /:id route plus a shared validateUserInput() helper now used by both POST and PUT, so the two routes share one rule set.

Why

Completes the project's "ship a change end to end" feature. During self-review I found the original POST handler accepted non-string types, whitespace-only values, and malformed emails; extracting a shared validator fixes that for both routes instead of letting them drift.

Behavior

• Update an existing user → 200 with the updated record.
• Unknown id → 404 { "error": "User not found" }.
• Missing/empty/whitespace name or email → 400 (checked before the id lookup, so a missing field on an existing id is 400, not 404).
• Invalid email format → 400 { "error": "email is invalid" }.
• Values are trimmed before storage; a null/non-object body is tolerated (no crash).

What a reviewer should test

• PUT /users/1 with valid {name, email} → 200, fields updated & trimmed.
• PUT /users/9999 → 404.
• PUT /users/1 with only a name → 400 (the not-found-vs-validation ordering).
• PUT /users/1 with email: "notanemail" → 400.
• npm test → 9/9 green. The graded tests/ files are unchanged.

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[Sagaj-learn]

Closing — opening this against my own fork (Sagaj-learn) instead.