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feat(react): add native Deep Agents Subagents preview - #1299
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Adds a native React preview to the canonical Deep Agents Subagents guide, alongside the default Angular example and the same Python graph. Parent cards preserve actual task calls and results; child streams appear as separate namespace observations without guessed card associations. Saved root responses require native success and exact checkpoint reconciliation before another Send.
Wires the frontend picker, Docs/Code/Run, example assembly, and CI coverage. The guide explains sample aviation data, local child observation limits, Stop/New behavior, and model-dependent dispatch counts. Tests exercise the compiled graph through the installed SDK, including canonical follow-up, tool errors, cancellation, incomplete authority, and replay prevention.
Validation:
Native: 106 unit tests, 13 browser cases, 5 Python tests, and 24 SDK/configuration checks.
Integration: 99 registry tests, 61 focused website tests, 7 website browser cases, 9 wiring tests, and 33 matrix/configuration checks.
Parity: 732 regression assertions, inventory, and source/built boundary checks.
Typecheck, scoped lint, native/registry/website builds, and assembly of all 72 frontends. Registry lint retains two existing warnings; website lint has no errors and 92 warnings, including one new test-style warning.
A fresh empty-cache installed-native regression passes; the fixture consumer uses the existing exact-lock and tarball-byte verifier.