fix: use default postgres user (always exists) instead of custom user
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# Credentials (Using Existing Database)
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# Credentials (Using Default Postgres User)
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## Directus Admin Login
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- **URL**: https://spark.jumpstartscaling.com
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- **Email**: somescreenname@gmail.com
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- **Password**: Idk@2026lolhappyha232
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- **Email**: admin@sparkplatform.com
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- **Password**: SecureAdmin2024!
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## Database Credentials (Existing)
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- **User**: bbdf554
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## Database Credentials
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- **User**: postgres (default user, always exists)
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- **Password**: Idk@2026lolhappyha232
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- **Database**: directus
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## Note
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These credentials match the existing PostgreSQL database volume. The database was already initialized with these credentials from a previous deployment.
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Using the default `postgres` user to avoid user existence issues with reused volumes.
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