revert: remove gh-pages deploy, keeping original Pages setup#18
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Going with Netlify for PR previews instead, which requires zero workflow changes and keeps the production GitHub Pages setup untouched. Reverts deploy-pages.yml to the original GitHub Pages API approach and removes pr-preview.yml. Also reverts the VITE_BASE_URL change in vite.config.ts since it's no longer needed.
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Reverts the changes from #16 that switched deploy-pages.yml to the gh-pages branch approach and added pr-preview.yml.
Instead, we'll use Netlify for PR preview deployments — it requires zero workflow changes, keeps the production GitHub Pages setup untouched, and auto-deploys previews on every PR.
What this does:
Netlify setup (one-time, 5 min):
After that, every PR automatically gets a preview URL posted as a comment.