foolish-bandit wires Gary up for hosted deployment
The fork now ships a real playbook for putting the backend on commodity hosting providers.
foolish-bandit has added proper deployment documentation for the backend, covering install and build steps, the full list of required and secret environment variables, and host-specific instructions for Railway and Render - two popular pay-as-you-go hosting services that take a code repo and run it for you. It also covers how to point the frontend at the deployed backend and a smoke test to confirm everything came up clean.
A stray lockfile that was tripping up the hosts' auto-detection has been removed, and a small follow-up patched a missing environment variable that Railway needed. Taken together, this is the fork moving from "runs on my laptop" to "runs somewhere a customer could reach."
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