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Add native React Deep Agents Filesystem preview - #1295
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Adds a native React preview to the canonical Deep Agents Filesystem guide. The read-only workspace shows actual checkpoint-backed file text separately from proposed writes, replacements, edits and deletes. Approve and Reject send one explicit ordered decision for every protected action in the current batch, including repeated target paths.
The preview creates a thread only on Send, confirms ownership and the current root checkpoint before resuming, and invalidates stale decisions after New, Stop or uncertain confirmation. Docs, Code and Run stay aligned with the selected frontend; Angular remains the default and the Python graph, prompt and shared backend remain unchanged.
Validation: 88 native tests covering 23 actual compiled-graph cases; installed-candidate browser lifecycle with Python and fixture prerequisites; production website build and six inert guide browser cases; registry, route, wiring, matrix, lint, parity and boundary checks; 71-frontend assembly. Required PR CI gates the merge; actual-main CI verifies the full 71-frontend fleet before release acceptance.