chore(hf): cherry-pick HF dataset publisher to main (enables cron) - #633
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Same files as #632 on dev, brought to main so the GitHub Actions cron schedule can fire (workflow_dispatch and on.schedule both require the workflow file to live on the default branch). No runtime code change. Only adds: - scripts/hf_publisher/* (Python daily snapshot script + tests) - .github/workflows/hf-publish.yml (cron + manual dispatch) - .gitignore (.venv exclusion)
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Cherry-pick of #632 (already merged on dev) to main, so the GitHub
Actions cron schedule for the HF publisher can actually fire (both
`schedule` and `workflow_dispatch` require the workflow file on the
default branch).
Zero runtime code change. Only:
Dry-run validated on prod via #632 (26/26 live, 26 headlines + 254 providers + 1838 timeseries rows, ~50KB total).
After merge