feat: migrate management UI to Next.js - #62
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What changed
Migrate the complete local management UI to a deterministic Next.js App Router static export using React, Tailwind CSS, shadcn source components backed by Base UI, and Lucide icons. The existing same-origin Admin API, session/CSRF permissions, routing behavior, and UI contracts remain intact.
The generated package ships the reviewed static route/Flight/chunk set with a private asset manifest and per-document CSP hashes. The build digest fingerprints the UI source and dependency graph while normalizing only package-lock root version fields, so Changesets version-only release PRs remain compatible without rebuilding frontend assets.
Release output is generated from a clean Ubuntu Node 22.19 canonical build. The canonical artifact was reviewed and committed for this PR; macOS, Windows, and Linux validate the committed source digest, manifest, CSP, resource set, and platform behavior.
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