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feat: migrate Leptos frontend to Next.js 16 (React 19)
Complete migration from services/frontend.old/ (Leptos 0.7 WASM + Rust)
to services/frontend/ (Next.js 16 static export + TypeScript + Tailwind v4).

Summary:
- Port all shared types (message, guild, voice, media, dashboard, recording, ui)
- Build fetch-based API client covering all 30+ backend endpoints
- WebSocket client with auto-reconnect (exponential backoff, 20 attempts)
- React context provider for WS with typed event subscription (22 event types)
- Login page with localStorage auth + auto-redirect
- Dashboard layout with sidebar, header (WS status + theme toggle)
- Messages: feed, search, images tab, review tab, channel filter, detail modal
- Live: voice connection, music player, recordings, mic transmit, active speakers
- Dashboard: stats, user list, channel list, detail views
- Mascot chatbot with history + clear
- uiStateApi persistence for selected tab
- Add static export config, update deploy scripts and CI
2026-07-26 11:27:21 +07:00
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Getting Started

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# or
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# or
pnpm dev
# or
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