fix: rebuild frontend so the html entry matches its bundle - #1489
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frontend.html pointed at index-Dmh7IG-h.js while the committed bundle was index-D9ggunAd.js. The entry script 404'd and the SPA never booted, so Nurse Roster and OT Roster rendered blank. The committed html had also been hand-edited, carrying a literal csrf_token assignment instead of the boot loop the build emits, which is how the asset hashes drifted apart in the first place. (cherry picked from commit 145fb2c)
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Backport of #1488 to
version-15.frontend.html pointed at index-Dmh7IG-h.js while the committed bundle was index-D9ggunAd.js. The entry script 404'd and the SPA never booted, so Nurse Roster and OT Roster rendered blank.
The committed html had also been hand-edited, carrying a literal csrf_token assignment instead of the boot loop the build emits, which is how the asset hashes drifted apart in the first place.