Isolate docs bundles and route-specific styles - #881
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Summary
Why
The shared module and stylesheet graph caused
/cloudto retain UI components, charts, GenUI libraries, agent surfaces, and route-specific CSS that it did not use. Importing package barrels also limited useful tree-shaking and chunk isolation.Impact
This is the bundle/style-boundary slice of #879. It contains many files, but most changes are mechanical import-path replacements. The combined optimized build reduced total transfer from 3.9 MB to 514 KiB and Total Blocking Time from 830 ms to 10 ms.
Validation
pnpm --dir docs types:checkset-state-in-effecterrors in GitHub demo state initialization and the demos theme listener; this PR only changes imports/dynamic boundaries in those filesTradeoffs
Supersedes the bundle and style isolation portion of #879.