fix(deploy): prepare bounded production deployment and patch dependencies - #62
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Production deploys can target a configured restricted SSH account, enforce one CPU and 512 MB per website instance, and verify the private host ingress independently from the public DNS destination. The existing workflow still verifies public HTTPS after the route switch.
Updates Next.js to 16.3.3 and vulnerable transitive packages; removes the obsolete rootParams experimental flag because the API is now stable. Cache Components and the existing root-parameter imports remain enabled.
Validation: local formatting, TypeScript and optimized build passed. Shell syntax passed on Linux. Full dependency audit is clean. The standalone readiness suite needs Linux CI because Windows denied its temporary symlink creation.