webui: add tooling to update the Bootstrap assets

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The Bootstrap assets of the WebUI (bootstrap.bundle.min.js and the main.min.css compiled from scss/main.scss) came from OpenCCU rootfs patch 0002, migrated in #155. That patch kept its npm and Sass metadata (maintenance/webui/package.json and .gitignore) next to its workspace in OpenCCU. These files were not part of the patch itself, so they were not migrated, and the OpenCCU cleanup (OpenCCU/OpenCCU#4399) removed them. Without them there was no documented way to update Bootstrap in OpenCCU-Base.

This adds the tooling below src/webui/bootstrap. That directory is outside the installed www tree: src/webui/CMakeLists.txt only copies src/webui/www and src/webui/rega/www.

• package.json: pins bootstrap 5.3.8, @popperjs/core 2.11.8 and sass 1.78.0, the versions of build(openccu-base): update WebUI Bootstrap from 5.2.3 to 5.3.8 OpenCCU#4256, which updated the assets to Bootstrap 5.3.8. The pins are exact versions instead of the previous ^ ranges, so that a rebuild uses the same versions.
• update.sh: runs npm install, copies bootstrap.bundle.min.js(.map) from the package, and recompiles main.min.css(.map) from scss/main.scss. It compiles in a temporary copy of the webui layout with node_modules next to scss/, so the relative imports in main.scss and the source paths in the source map stay as they are.
• README.md: what is generated from where, and the steps to update to a newer Bootstrap release (including the Sass version note from build(openccu-base): update WebUI Bootstrap from 5.2.3 to 5.3.8 OpenCCU#4256).
• .gitignore: node_modules and package-lock.json, as before.
• src/webui/www/webui/scss/main.scss: the header comment now points to update.sh instead of the old cd /www/webui instructions. The number of lines is unchanged, so the source map is unaffected.

Validation

• update.sh with the pinned versions (Node.js 22, npm 10) reproduces bootstrap.bundle.min.js, bootstrap.bundle.min.js.map, main.min.css and main.min.css.map byte for byte (no diff in the working tree after running it).
• shellcheck src/webui/bootstrap/update.sh: clean.
• No OpenCCU rootfs patch touches the Bootstrap files or scss/main.scss.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added guidance for maintaining and updating the WebUI’s Bootstrap assets, including how to review generated files and related changes.
  • Updated the Sass build notes to identify the asset update process.
• Chores
  • Added tooling to regenerate the WebUI’s Bootstrap JavaScript and CSS assets using pinned package versions.

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Walkthrough

The changes add pinned Bootstrap and Sass tooling and a script that generates JavaScript and CSS assets for the WebUI. Documentation describes the update process, and the Sass comments point to the new script.

Changes

Bootstrap asset update tooling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Configure and run asset updates src/webui/bootstrap/package.json, src/webui/bootstrap/update.sh, src/webui/www/webui/scss/main.scss, src/webui/bootstrap/README.md, src/webui/bootstrap/.gitignore	Pinned dependencies and the update script produce WebUI JavaScript and CSS assets. The README documents the tooling and update steps. The Sass comments point to the script, and the tooling directory ignores node_modules and package-lock.json.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 98ac0

A clean asset update can produce different CSS or source maps as Sass dependencies change. The current WebUI assets are unaffected until regenerated, so this is a bounded maintenance risk; commit a lockfile to make updates reproducible.

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2-2: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Commit the lockfile to preserve reproducible installs.

Exact versions in package.json do not pin transitive dependencies. With package-lock.json ignored, npm install can resolve different transitive versions on a later run. This weakens the byte-for-byte reproducibility claim in src/webui/bootstrap/README.md. Commit the lockfile and use npm ci in src/webui/bootstrap/update.sh for subsequent updates. Based on learnings, commit a regenerated lockfile when changing a dependency manifest.

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Review comment at @src/webui/bootstrap/.gitignore at line 2:
Remove package-lock.json from the ignore rules so it can be committed and
preserve resolved transitive versions; update the install command in update.sh
to use npm ci. Regenerate and commit the lockfile when the dependency manifest
changes.

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Review comments at @src/webui/bootstrap/.gitignore:
- Line 2: Remove package-lock.json from the ignore rules so it can be committed
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