Replace project with current server release and Windows setup
Import the 2026-10-09 source release, Fastify/SQLite backend, restored source assets, and analytics-enabled server build. Replace files from the previous release while retaining the existing repository history. Make builds portable across Windows and Linux, configure local startup, normalize Windows static asset paths, and fix test fixture cleanup and file URL handling. Exclude local environment settings, databases, dependencies, validation output, and TypeScript build cache from version control. Validation: npm ci, static and server builds, 106 arrival tests, and actual local HTTP checks passed. The full suite passed 467 of 470 tests; three tests still require QA fixtures omitted from the supplied release, documented in README-서버실행.md.
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# Future server configuration examples
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These files are templates only. No service, account, directory outside the workspace,
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firewall, proxy, DNS, or production configuration has been created or changed.
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1. Review the target OS/CPU and install the pinned Node 24 runtime.
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2. Install source dependencies using the lockfile and build with `npm run build:server`.
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3. Choose an existing or separately approved service account and private durable data directory.
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4. Adapt `arrival.env.example`; production origin must be the approved real HTTPS origin.
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5. Adapt `behind-glass.service.example` only if systemd is the approved process manager.
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Check the actual Node executable path; `/usr/bin/node` is only an example.
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6. Configure HTTPS and access controls separately after approval. Do not publish the existing
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private sample/reference images more broadly than their approved owner-only scope.
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7. Follow `docs/arrival-backend-operations.md` for backup, restore, metrics, and migration checks.
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The DB must remain outside source, build, and public roots. Do not package, upload,
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or commit a live database, WAL/SHM, backups, credentials, or node_modules.
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