moved from tauri to a server with embedded UI
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# Story 01: Replace Tauri with Browser UI Served by Rust Binary
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## User Story
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As a user, I want to run a single Rust binary that serves the web UI and exposes a WebSocket API, so I can use the app in my browser without installing a desktop shell.
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## Acceptance Criteria
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- The app runs as a single Rust binary that:
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- Serves the built frontend assets from a `frontend` directory.
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- Exposes a WebSocket endpoint for chat streaming and tool execution.
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- The browser UI uses the WebSocket API for:
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- Sending chat messages.
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- Receiving streaming token updates and final chat history updates.
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- Requesting file operations, search, and shell execution.
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- The project selection UI uses a browser file picker (not native OS dialogs).
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- Model preference and last project selection are persisted server-side (no Tauri store).
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- The Tauri backend and configuration are removed from the build pipeline.
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- The frontend remains a Vite/React build and is served as static assets by the Rust binary.
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## Out of Scope
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- Reworking the LLM provider implementations beyond wiring changes.
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- Changing the UI layout/visual design.
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- Adding authentication or multi-user support.
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- Switching away from Vite for frontend builds.
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