chore(web): rebuild embedded dashboard assets

[jasonmassie01]

Summary

• Regenerated sidecar/internal/api/dist bundle via npm ci && npm run build
• Replaces stale asset hash (index-iTMDAwLc.js → index-D4n6uqgg.js) and updates index.html reference
• No logic changes; purely a build artifact refresh required for the go:embed target to compile

Test plan

• Verify go build ./... succeeds in sidecar/ with the new dist files
• Spot-check the dashboard loads correctly in a browser

https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQEUcWhqTHsD35FoxpcjCx

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[jasonmassie01]

pg-sage auto-review v1

Summary

Pure build artifact refresh: renames the content-hashed JS bundle (index-iTMDAwLc.js → index-D4n6uqgg.js, 99% similarity via npm ci && npm run build) and updates the go:embed-targeted index.html to reference the new hash. No Go source files, no CSS file hash, and no logic changed. As a side effect, index.html line endings were normalized from CRLF to LF throughout, and a stray double-carriage-return on the <div id="root"> line (\r\r\n) was corrected.

Findings

Critical (0)

Warning (1)

• sidecar/internal/api/dist/ + index.html — Merge conflict risk with PR chore(deps): patch+minor dependency updates 2026-04-27 #8. Both PRs are open against master and touch the same files (index.html, the dist JS). PR chore(deps): patch+minor dependency updates 2026-04-27 #8 renames a different base JS hash (index-ecBLX5R2.js → index-BaBRJ8Oe.js) and also changes the CSS hash; this PR starts from index-iTMDAwLc.js. These builds diverged from different states of master, so merging one will require a rebase/rebuild before the other can land. Recommend deciding merge order and rebuilding the second PR on top of the merged result.

Nit (1)

• sidecar/internal/api/dist/index.html — CRLF → LF normalization and the \r\r\n fix are a welcome cleanup, but they are a side effect of the build machine's npm run build rather than an intentional change. Consider adding a .gitattributes entry (sidecar/internal/api/dist/index.html text eol=lf) to enforce LF going forward and prevent future noise in diffs.

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