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This commit introduces a Home Assistant add-on to run the application within the Home Assistant environment. It includes a multi-stage Dockerfile, add-on configuration files (config.yaml, build.yaml, run.sh), and necessary modifications to the Flask backend to serve the frontend as a Single Page Application.
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This commit adds a `README.md` file to the `hassio_addon` directory. The file contains detailed, step-by-step instructions for users on how to install the application as a local add-on in their Home Assistant instance. It covers prerequisites, the process of copying the files, and the steps to install and run the add-on from the Home Assistant UI.
This submission packages the web application as a Home Assistant add-on, allowing it to be run and managed directly within the Home Assistant environment. It includes all necessary Docker and add-on configuration files, and the backend has been updated to correctly serve the frontend's static assets.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 14320746144230378201 started by @devprbtt