ci: add minimal CI floor (lint + typecheck + build)

[catomean]

What

Adds a minimal CI floor so this demo repo can't silently rot — no test suite (out of scope / YAGNI for a demo).

Scripts (package.json)

• typecheck: tsc --noEmit
• verify: lint && typecheck

CI (.github/workflows/ci.yml)

On push/PR: npm ci -> npm run verify -> npm run build (Node 22, npm cache).

Supporting fixes (required to make the floor green)

• tsconfig.json — exclude the stale, self-contained app/ duplicate tree (it has its own tsconfig.json + node_modules). Compiling it into the root program pulled a second copy of @base-ui/react's types into the graph, producing spurious TS2322 "not assignable" errors across the shared ui/* components. Excluding it makes the root typecheck green (0 errors).
• Two real react-hooks/set-state-in-effect lint errors (AppShell.tsx, surface/page.tsx) fixed by adjusting state during render against a remembered previous value ("you might not need an effect") — mirrors the fix already present in the app/ copy.

Build hermeticity

next build compiles + typechecks fine with no DB, but statically prerenders pages that construct a Supabase browser client, which throws if NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL / NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY are absent. CI supplies fake, non-secret placeholder NEXT_PUBLIC_ values (the anon key is a public client value by design) so the client can be constructed. No live database or real secret is needed.

Verified locally

• npm run verify -> exit 0 (lint: 0 errors, 22 warnings; typecheck: 0 errors)
• npm run build (placeholder env) -> exit 0

For a human to decide (not addressed here)

• The app/ directory is a ~90-file committed duplicate of the whole app (its own package.json, src/, supabase/, node_modules). Root is canonical (README + deploy build from root). It should probably be deleted; this PR only excludes it from the root compile.
• 22 lint warnings remain (unused vars, <img> vs next/image) — left non-blocking; not worth churning a demo.
• base-ui dependency: the ui/* components import @base-ui/react — worth confirming that's the intended package/version before hardening typecheck further.

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[catomean]

⚠️ Do not merge — this deletes the production application.

The premise in the description, "Root is canonical (README + deploy build from root)", is inverted. 90 of the 101 files this PR removes are under app/, and app/ is the tree that actually deploys:

1. fleetcrown/scripts/hetzner/apps.conf:17 → printcraft|4015|printcraft.orangecat.ch|/home/g/dev/printcraft|app|- — field 5 is APP_DIR, so deploy.sh builds in app/ and rsyncs app/.next/standalone.
2. Only app/next.config.ts sets output: "standalone". deploy.sh aborts with "no standalone output" without it — the root tree cannot be what ships, and never could (checked at db5e5ef, the commit the live build came from).
3. The box runs /opt/printcraft/app/server.js (a standalone bundle); its app-path-routes-manifest.json matches an app/ build exactly.
4. Only app/src/lib/supabase/* has the June self-hosted migration (db: { schema: 'printcraft' }, supabase.orangecat.ch). Root src/ still targets the dead managed project ckpynkpsfnuqndplaapc.supabase.co — which is what the box's .env no longer points at.
5. app/ has commits through 2026-07-22; root src/ is frozen at 2026-03-28 and only re-entered main through the unrelated-history merge e657365.

Merging this would break the next deploy (or ship the stale March tree against a dead Supabase project).

The CI floor is re-done correctly in #4, scoped to app/, with the evidence written up and nothing deleted. Suggest closing this one rather than rebasing.

[catomean]

Adding the precise mechanism, because the earlier comment's framing ("root is canonical is false") is right in effect but understates why this is dangerous — and the diff genuinely does look like a reasonable consolidation.

This branch is not merely deleting production code. It moves app/ → root and carries the self-host config with it (root src/lib/supabase/client.ts on this branch has the DB_SCHEMA schema binding, and root next.config.ts gains output: "standalone"). As a refactor in isolation, that is coherent.

The breakage is cross-repo and invisible from inside this PR. The deploy registry lives in a different repository:

fleetcrown/scripts/hetzner/apps.conf:17
printcraft|4015|printcraft.orangecat.ch|/home/g/dev/printcraft|app|-
                                                              ^^^ APP_DIR

deploy.sh does cd $REPO/$APP_DIR and then requires .next/standalone. Merging this PR deletes app/, so the next deploy cds into a directory that no longer exists. Nothing in this repository can fail to warn you about that, and CI here cannot catch it either.

So this is not close-or-merge — it's a two-repo change that must land together:

1. this PR (tree consolidation), and
2. an apps.conf change in fleetcrown setting APP_DIR to . (or whatever the consolidated layout uses).

Merging either alone breaks the deploy.

Two more facts worth having before anyone sequences this:

• Production is already stale: the live build is from db5e5ef (2026-06-12), while main carries four later commits including the build-blocking lint fix 3da51e5. The first redeploy since the unrelated-history merge e657365 is therefore unproven — this consolidation should not be the change that discovers it.
• CI now exists on main (ci: add CI floor gating the deployed app/ tree (+ evidence on the duplicate app trees) #4) and asserts the standalone artifact is produced, so after the layout moves, the deploy contract is at least gated here.

Not closing this — the work looks salvageable and is worth landing properly, just not as a single-repo merge.

[catomean]

Closing as superseded. This PR assumed the repo root was the canonical Next.js
tree; that assumption no longer holds. Since it was opened:

• app/ was confirmed as the deployed, canonical tree (README.md, and CI's
  defaults.run.working-directory: app).
• The CI floor this PR wanted (verify = lint + typecheck, gated in CI) was
  merged separately, correctly scoped to app/, in f48fe3c (ci: add CI floor gating the deployed app/ tree (+ evidence on the duplicate app trees) #4) and refined
  in ci: deploy on push to main #5–fix(ci): declare the failing-job list before the branch that can skip it #13.
• The root-canonical direction this branch took was explicitly reverted on
  main (451e229, 1a172a9) after fbf19a7 showed deleting app/ broke Next's
  route resolution — app/ has to stay, and root is the stale copy, not the
  other way around.

Merging this now would reintroduce a superseded assumption into an already
conflicting tree. No action items from the PR body are outstanding — the
app/-vs-root question it raised for a human was answered by the commits
above.