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fix: deploy shared backend for chat and render changes - #1291
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Changes to registered Chat and Render Python backends were absent from the shared LangGraph deployment's push filters, so a merged backend correction could leave the existing deployment unchanged. Add both input paths and a registry-driven regression that checks the actual push filters against staged manifests and graph entrypoints.
The existing FREE deployment ID, pinned CLI, deployment command, generator behavior and AG-UI deployment workflow are unchanged.
Validation: the regression first reproduced 17 missing Chat/Render cases, then all 48 routing checks passed. The complete scripts suite passed 486 tests with 5 existing skips. Local generator cases required a 180-second command-line test timeout because this checkout contains Python virtual environments; the initial 60-second timeout failures were retained, and repository timeout settings were unchanged. Application sources, lockfiles and user files were verified unchanged.