meshcore-client

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Strycher	e595483da6	feat(#339 ): deploy web client to offband.app via Cloudflare Pages Publishes the Flutter web client. offband.org stays the Hugo marketing site in OffbandMesh/offband-site, a separate Pages project, untouched. push to main -> --branch=main -> production -> offband.app push to dev -> --branch=dev -> dev tier -> dev.offband.app Direct upload only. Cloudflare's dashboard "Connect to Git" must not be enabled for this project; it would create a second git-integrated project racing this workflow. Matches how offband-site deploys. Because direct-upload projects cannot configure production branch controls in the Cloudflare dashboard, the "never auto-deploy arbitrary branches to prod" requirement from #122 is enforced by the workflow's trigger list instead. That is the safety mechanism, and it is better placed here than in dashboard state: reviewable and version controlled. Builds via build_pipe rather than a plain `flutter build web`, because build_pipe appends ?v=<version> to the bootstrap and manifest files. Without it, browsers serve stale bundles after a deploy. Two fixes folded in: - pubspec.yaml build_pipe build_command did not pass --dart-define-from-file, so a deployed site would have shipped a dead GIF picker even though #331 wired the key into build.yml. The deploy path and the CI path used different build commands. - Retired the inherited zjs81 Workers deploy: removed deploy.yml and wrangler.toml (which targeted THEIR account's "meshcore" project) and dropped the now-dead `deploy` script from package.json. A root wrangler.toml carrying Workers config can also interfere with `wrangler pages deploy`. Verified locally by running the real build with the bench toolchain: build_pipe accepts the new flag, cache busting is applied (flutter_bootstrap.js?v=e2019703...), output is 46 files with a 10.2 MB largest asset (Pages limits are 25 MiB per asset and 20000 files), and the Giphy key is confirmed compiled into main.dart.js. Not verifiable locally: whether the repo's CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN carries Pages:Edit scope. The workstation token is DNS-only and 403s on the Pages API. A 403 on first deploy would indicate wrong scope; it fails safely. Part of epic #312, plan #321 (Phase 4).	3 days ago

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e595483da6

feat(#339 ): deploy web client to offband.app via Cloudflare Pages

Publishes the Flutter web client. offband.org stays the Hugo marketing
site in OffbandMesh/offband-site, a separate Pages project, untouched.

  push to main -> --branch=main -> production -> offband.app
  push to dev  -> --branch=dev  -> dev tier   -> dev.offband.app

Direct upload only. Cloudflare's dashboard "Connect to Git" must not be
enabled for this project; it would create a second git-integrated
project racing this workflow. Matches how offband-site deploys.

Because direct-upload projects cannot configure production branch
controls in the Cloudflare dashboard, the "never auto-deploy arbitrary
branches to prod" requirement from #122 is enforced by the workflow's
trigger list instead. That is the safety mechanism, and it is better
placed here than in dashboard state: reviewable and version controlled.

Builds via build_pipe rather than a plain `flutter build web`, because
build_pipe appends ?v=<version> to the bootstrap and manifest files.
Without it, browsers serve stale bundles after a deploy.

Two fixes folded in:

  - pubspec.yaml build_pipe build_command did not pass
    --dart-define-from-file, so a deployed site would have shipped a
    dead GIF picker even though #331 wired the key into build.yml. The
    deploy path and the CI path used different build commands.
  - Retired the inherited zjs81 Workers deploy: removed deploy.yml and
    wrangler.toml (which targeted THEIR account's "meshcore" project)
    and dropped the now-dead `deploy` script from package.json. A root
    wrangler.toml carrying Workers config can also interfere with
    `wrangler pages deploy`.

Verified locally by running the real build with the bench toolchain:
build_pipe accepts the new flag, cache busting is applied
(flutter_bootstrap.js?v=e2019703...), output is 46 files with a 10.2 MB
largest asset (Pages limits are 25 MiB per asset and 20000 files), and
the Giphy key is confirmed compiled into main.dart.js.

Not verifiable locally: whether the repo's CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN carries
Pages:Edit scope. The workstation token is DNS-only and 403s on the
Pages API. A 403 on first deploy would indicate wrong scope; it fails
safely.

Part of epic #312, plan #321 (Phase 4).

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