ci(ingestion): scheduled CI/CD workflow to compile and sync PMTiles archives to Cloudflare R2 #104

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Summary

Adds scheduled monthly and manual CI/CD workflow to ingest authentic national spatial data, compile PMTiles with Tippecanoe, and sync to Cloudflare R2.

Closes #102

Principles applied

principle-build-the-lever: Automates end-to-end vector tile compilation and edge deployment on a monthly schedule.
principle-boundary-discipline: Large binary vector tiles and multi-megabyte GeoJSON datasets remain isolated to ephemeral CI runner storage and R2 object storage, preventing Git bloat.
ponytail-review: Replaces persistent worker daemon with an ephemeral monthly workflow.

Impact

For the consumer: Production map layers are automatically updated from official government geoportals on the 1st of every month without service interruption.
For the maintainer: Zero manual operational overhead; secrets are managed via Forgejo Action Secrets.

Anti-Overengineering Audit (ponytail-review)

No bespoke tools or in-house crates added when standard upstream libraries exist.
No cosmetic compliance (e.g. importing a library just to call an unused helper or info command).
Code subtraction evaluated: unnecessary wrappers or files were deleted rather than preserved.

Verification proof

pnpm exec vp check: Passed cleanly with zero formatting or lint errors.
pnpm test: All unit tests passed.
pnpm build: Next.js Turbopack production build succeeded cleanly.

## Summary Adds scheduled monthly and manual CI/CD workflow to ingest authentic national spatial data, compile PMTiles with Tippecanoe, and sync to Cloudflare R2. Closes #102 ### Principles applied - `principle-build-the-lever`: Automates end-to-end vector tile compilation and edge deployment on a monthly schedule. - `principle-boundary-discipline`: Large binary vector tiles and multi-megabyte GeoJSON datasets remain isolated to ephemeral CI runner storage and R2 object storage, preventing Git bloat. - `ponytail-review`: Replaces persistent worker daemon with an ephemeral monthly workflow. ### Impact - **For the consumer:** Production map layers are automatically updated from official government geoportals on the 1st of every month without service interruption. - **For the maintainer:** Zero manual operational overhead; secrets are managed via Forgejo Action Secrets. ### Anti-Overengineering Audit (ponytail-review) - [x] No bespoke tools or in-house crates added when standard upstream libraries exist. - [x] No cosmetic compliance (e.g. importing a library just to call an unused helper or info command). - [x] Code subtraction evaluated: unnecessary wrappers or files were deleted rather than preserved. ### Verification proof - `pnpm exec vp check`: Passed cleanly with zero formatting or lint errors. - `pnpm test`: All unit tests passed. - `pnpm build`: Next.js Turbopack production build succeeded cleanly.

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ci(tiles): add scheduled workflow to compile PMTiles and sync to Cloudflare R2

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