Remove local webserver and refactor native bridge#176
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Replaces the legacy local webserver and iframe architecture with a standard Capacitor app structure served from the local filesystem. - Implements remote updates and offline support via a Service Worker strategy that prefers remote content but falls back to the local bundle. - Refactors native bridge logic (geolocation, authentication, deep linking) to use Capacitor plugins directly. - Simplifies build process to output to `www` directory. Co-authored-by: ecc521 <42424091+ecc521@users.noreply.github.com>
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This change removes the dependency on
@ionic-native/web-serverandcordova-plugin-webserver, which were causing issues.Key changes:
www), eliminating the need for a local node.js-like server and iframe.src/allPages/nativeIntegration.js, which is dynamically imported on native platforms.sw.js): The Service Worker has been updated to handle remote updates. When running in the app, it intercepts requests for local assets and attempts to fetch the latest version fromhttps://rivers.run. It caches the response for offline use and falls back to the bundled assets if the network is unavailable.buildCapacitor.shnow builds the web app into awwwdirectory and copies it to the native platform, streamlining the deployment process.capacitor.config.jsonis updated to point towwwand use thehttpsscheme on Android for secure context.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15624957458305916308 started by @ecc521