CI workflow#8
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React Flow was first added with --legacy-peer-deps, which left the lock missing peer packages (@testing-library/dom, @popperjs/core, …) and broke `npm ci` in CI. Regenerated the lockfile with a plain full `npm install` (no legacy flag needed), so `npm ci` passes.
Runs npm ci + lint + next build on every pull request (and via manual dispatch) so broken builds are caught before merge.
The deploy workflow used `on: push` with `branches: []`, which GitHub treats as no filter — so it ran on pushes to every branch (including PR branches). Restrict it to the master branch so it deploys only on merge.
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This PR adds a CI workflow to validate the build passes and fixes the unsynced lockfile issue