feat: document frontend tooling decisions and tradeoffs#26
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Scaffold Next.js 16 + TypeScript app with Tailwind CSS, ESLint, and Prettier. Set up shared app shell (header with wallet placeholder, content area), empty state and error boundary components, and project structure (app, components, lib, styles). Add dev/build/lint/format/typecheck scripts. Closes #1
Add docs/frontend-tooling.md explaining why Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, ESLint + Prettier, and Turbopack were chosen, with notes on when to revisit. Link the decision doc from README. Closes #11
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Documents the frontend tooling choices for the project so future contributors understand what was picked and why. Adds
docs/frontend-tooling.mdcovering Next.js 16, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4, ESLint + Prettier, and Turbopack — with tradeoffs and notes on when to revisit each decision. Links the doc from the README.Closes #11