feat: use CF for deploy

[hobroker]

Greptile Summary

Wow... look at all these changes! Stan, Sharon — get over here, we're movin' our deploy off GitHub Actions and lettin' Cloudflare handle it directly. Now THAT'S what I call Tegridy.

This PR consolidates the CI/CD workflow by:

• Removing deploy.yaml: Deployment is now handled natively by Cloudflare instead of via GitHub Actions with CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN.
• Removing test.yaml: The test job has been absorbed into ci.yaml, reducing workflow sprawl.
• Cleaning up ci.yaml: The .dev.vars setup is simplified by copying from .dev.vars.example instead of manually echoing env var stubs. Node.js is bumped from 24 to 25.

The changes are clean — the test job migration preserves identical behavior, and the .dev.vars.example file contains the same variables that were previously hardcoded in the workflow. No issues found during review.

Confidence Score: 4/5

• This PR is safe to merge — it's a clean workflow consolidation with no logic changes to application code.
• Score of 4 reflects that the changes are straightforward CI/CD cleanup with no application code modifications. The test job migration preserves identical behavior, and the .dev.vars simplification is a strict improvement. One point deducted because the removal of the deploy workflow means deployment now depends on an external Cloudflare CI/CD configuration that isn't visible in this PR.
• No files require special attention. .github/workflows/ci.yaml is the only remaining workflow and its changes are minimal and correct.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
.github/workflows/ci.yaml	Consolidated CI: bumped Node.js 24→25, simplified .dev.vars setup via example file copy, and absorbed the test job from the deleted test.yaml. No issues found.
.github/workflows/deploy.yaml	Deleted GitHub Actions deploy workflow; deployment is now handled directly via Cloudflare.
.github/workflows/test.yaml	Deleted standalone test workflow; the test job has been moved into ci.yaml with identical behavior.

_{Last reviewed commit: 2d42fcc}

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• Context used - Act as Randy Marsh from South Park. You own a weed... (source)

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