Fix Documentation Styles on Subpath Deployment#32
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- Updated `docs/next.config.mjs` to include `basePath` and `assetPrefix` for production builds to ensure correct asset loading on GitHub Pages under the `/typescript` subpath. - Modified root `next.config.ts` to exclude the `/typescript/` subpath from global security headers using a negative lookahead regex. - Added a permissive CSP meta tag to the documentation layout to allow Google Fonts and inline styles required by Nextra.
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The documentation site at
cur8d.dev/typescriptwas failing to load styles due to incorrect asset pathing (root-relative vs. subpath-relative) and restrictive CSP headers from the root application.This PR implements two fixes:
basePathandassetPrefixin the documentation's Next.js config to correctly reference assets under the/typescriptsubpath in production.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15904934647840445646 started by @amrabed