test: add browser smoke coverage for dashboard - #24
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Problem
The frontend workflow still treated type checking as build/test evidence. The dashboard now exposes provenance boundaries, but CI did not exercise the rendered UI in a browser or prove that a deployable artifact exists.
Change
testscript with a Playwright-powered browser smoke script that servesdist, launches Chromium, mocks API responses, and exits cleanly.Verification
npm --prefix apps/web run lintnpm --prefix apps/web run buildnpm --prefix apps/web testpython -m ruff check --no-cache .python -m pytest -p no:cacheprovider -qpython scripts/audit_documentation.py --jsongit diff --checkpython -m compileall -q srcThe browser smoke test uses mocked API responses and verifies product boundaries; it is not a full accessibility audit, visual regression suite, load test, or production deployment proof.