Reconcile clean-render deployment state into main - #2
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Refactor entrypoint script for improved process management and error handling.
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Summary
This PR reconciles the stale
mainbranch with the deployment-ready state currently maintained onclean-render.Why this is needed
The running Hermes deployment aligns with
clean-render, whilemaincontains an older entrypoint and omits the baked runtime configuration, Kubernetes manifests, CI workflow, and operational documentation. This divergence makes repository inspection misleading and creates a high risk of rebuilding an image from the wrong source.Included from
clean-renderentrypoint.shrender-config.yamlImportant review points
render-config.yamlcontains no credentials or secrets before merge.Post-merge follow-up
mainas the canonical image-build source.