fix portal preview and images on aspects

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced platform security settings now support embedded content from additional trusted external sources.
  • These refinements improve integration with approved external services, ensuring that content from these sources displays seamlessly while upholding robust security standards.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the Content-Security-Policy header in the echo/frontend/vercel.json configuration file. The directives frame-src and frame-ancestors have been expanded to include additional trusted sources, such as https://*.dembrane.com, https://portal.dembrane.com, https://portal.echo-next.dembrane.com, and https://dashboard.dembrane.com. No changes were made to the exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
echo/frontend/vercel.json	Updated the Content-Security-Policy header. Expanded both frame-src and frame-ancestors directives to include additional specific and wildcard sources.

Possibly related PRs

• (frontend/vercel.json) update headers #84: This PR also modified the Content-Security-Policy header in the same vercel.json file, indicating a direct relationship in header configuration updates.

Poem

In the code realm where trust is key,
Security policies set our frames free.
A tweak here, a change there,
LGTM—our systems now declare,
A fortress of trust in every deployed spree.
🚀👨‍💻 Keep rocking that secure code!

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13-14: CSP Update Looks Solid!

The updated Content-Security-Policy header now correctly expands both the frame-src and frame-ancestors directives by including additional trusted sources such as https://portal.dembrane.com, https://portal.echo-next.dembrane.com, and https://dashboard.dembrane.com (with its wildcard entry). This update aligns with the PR objective to fix portal preview and image issues. LGTM.

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