ci: deploy frontend to github pages#378
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What changed
New `.github/workflows/deploy-pages.yml`: on push to `main` touching `frontend/**` (or manual dispatch), builds the frontend with bun and deploys `frontend/dist` to GitHub Pages via `actions/deploy-pages`. The production build already uses `base: "/datastream/"` (set in the scaffold PR), so assets resolve under `https://wat-street.github.io/datastream/\`.
One-time manual setup (repo admins)
Note: Pages serves over https, so the API origin must be https too (browsers block mixed content; localhost is exempt for local testing).
Why
Gets the React app publicly hosted with zero server maintenance — the API stays wherever Caddy fronts it, with CORS (PR #374) allowing the Pages origin.
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