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Motivation

• Provide a small local-first static web manga reader with example/generated source templates and a simple dev server for local testing.
• Offer a Windows desktop wrapper that hosts the static app in a WebView2 WinForms shell so the same UI can be published as a native win-x64 artifact.
• Automate building, optional signing, packaging, and release uploads via a GitHub Actions workflow to produce web and Windows artifacts from pushes, tags, or manual runs.

Description

• Added the static app under src/ including index.html, app.js and styles.css, plus example generated sources and runtime logic for auto-detecting chapter pages.
• Added simple build and serve scripts scripts/build.mjs and scripts/serve.mjs, and package.json / package-lock.json with build, start, and check scripts.
• Added a Windows project and entrypoint (windows/NeonMangaReader/NeonMangaReader.csproj and Program.cs) that bundles src/ into the application output and hosts it in WebView2.
• Added a GitHub Actions workflow .github/workflows/compile.yml that runs npm ci, npm run check, npm run build, publishes a static artifact, builds the Windows app with dotnet publish, conditionally signs the executable with a provided .pfx or a generated self-signed certificate, packages the win-x64 ZIP, and can create a GitHub Release.
• Updated README.md and added .gitignore describing build/run instructions, included generated sources, and release signing notes.

Testing

• No automated tests were executed as part of this code change itself; a CI workflow was added to run automated steps on push/PR or manually.
• The added GitHub Actions workflow will run npm ci, npm run check, and npm run build and upload the dist/ artifact for web builds.
• The workflow includes Windows dotnet publish and optional signing steps with signtool.exe and will package NeonMangaReader-win-x64.zip and upload artifacts or attach them to a GitHub Release when triggered.

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