Sequence diagram for publishing with prohibited file removal

[Dargon789]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR streamlines and expands CI/CD configurations by swapping custom actions for standardized GitHub workflows with caching and Node setup, adds new deployment and CircleCI pipelines, enforces removal of prohibited files in publishing, and bumps key workspace dependencies.

Sequence diagram for publishing with prohibited file removal

sequenceDiagram
  participant Runner as "CI Runner"
  participant Repo as "Repository"
  Runner->>Repo: echo "prohibited_file" >> .gitignore
  Runner->>Repo: git rm --cached prohibited_file
  Runner->>Repo: git commit -m "Remove prohibited_file"
  Runner->>Repo: mkdir -p /tmp/$PACKAGE
  Runner->>Repo: cp -r $PKG_DIR/* /tmp/$PACKAGE

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Class diagram for updated package dependencies

classDiagram
  class DocsPackageJson {
    +@repo/ui: workspace:*
    +next: ^15.2.4
    +react: ^19.0.0
    +react-dom: ^19.0.0
  }
  class WebPackageJson {
    +@repo/ui: workspace:*
    +next: ^15.2.4
    +react: ^19.0.0
    +react-dom: ^19.0.0
  }
  class WalletWdkPackageJson {
    +@types/node: ^22.13.9
    +dotenv: ^16.4.7
    +fake-indexeddb: ^6.0.0
    +happy-dom: ^15.10.2
    +typescript: ^5.7.3
    +vitest: ^3.1.2
  }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Standardize and optimize GitHub Actions for Node workflows	Replace custom install script with actions/setup-node@v4 Add pnpm cache action keyed by lockfile hash Configure pnpm fetch retries and run pnpm install Remove redundant install steps in build and test jobs	.github/workflows/tests.yml
Enforce removal of prohibited file before publishing	Append prohibited_file to .gitignore Untrack prohibited_file with git rm --cached Commit removal with a descriptive message	.github/workflows/publish-dists.yml
Bump Next.js and other dependencies across workspace packages	Upgrade next from ^15.1.0 to ^15.2.4 in docs and web Update happy-dom from ^13.2.0 to ^15.10.2 in wallet wdk Regenerate pnpm-lock.yaml to reflect updated versions	extras/docs/package.json extras/web/package.json packages/wallet/wdk/package.json pnpm-lock.yaml
Introduce GitHub Actions Next.js deployment workflow	Add nextjs.yml with checkout, detection of package manager Setup Node 20 with caching and configure-pages action Add build and deploy jobs for Pages via upload-pages-artifact	.github/workflows/nextjs.yml
Add new CircleCI configurations for Rust and custom executor	Create ci_cargo.yml for cargo build/test and cache Create config.yml defining a custom Docker executor and sample job	.circleci/ci_cargo.yml .circleci/config.yml

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