fix: prevent frontend vendor chunk initialization crash - #35
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What changed
Removed the custom Vite
manualChunksvendor grouping and restored normal Rollup dependency-based chunking.Root cause
The forced
vendor-vue/vendor-miscsplit created a cross-chunk initialization cycle. Published0.3.6and0.3.61images fail before Vue mounts with:All static assets return successfully, but
#appremains empty.Validation
0.3.6and0.3.61images.frontend/vite.config.ts.Release impact
This is the required frontend fix for the upcoming
0.3.62release. Versioning and release actions remain separate.