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chore: back-merge main into develop - #11

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Automated back-merge of main into develop.

Latest commit on main: 244d8f7 -- Merge pull request #10 from lorem-dev/develop

Opened by Back-merge main -> develop, run 31651935950.

Merge this (or turn on auto-merge) to keep develop in step with
main. Resolve any conflicts here rather than on develop.

lorem-dev and others added 2 commits August 13, 2026 01:43
The image was built by `release.yml` and nowhere else, so a change that broke the
Dockerfile was found by the release that was meant to publish it -- at the one
moment when the fix costs a second tag. This asks the same question on every push
to `main` and on every pull request aiming at it, which is where a release goes
through.

Build only. Nothing is pushed and nothing logs in: the question is whether the
image builds, not whether the branch can publish, and a job needing credentials
could not run on a fork. One platform, the runner's own, because the other means
QEMU and turns a two-minute compile into most of an hour -- the release builds
each natively and stages the binaries, which is a different path and is checked
by the release itself.

From source with nothing staged, which is the branch a developer hits with
`docker build .` on a checkout: the compile *and* the dashboard build happen
inside the image, and the release never runs that. `lfs: true`, because
`assets/favicon.ico` is an LFS object the frontend's prebuild copies -- without
it vite ships a pointer file as the favicon. Cached through `type=gha`, or every
push to main pays for a release-profile compile of the whole workspace.

No CHANGES.md entry: this changes nothing an operator or a client can observe.
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lorem-dev merged commit 529fbab into develop Aug 14, 2026
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