Build React dashboard workflows

[Spbd1]

Motivation

• Provide a Chrome-first dashboard that exposes the backend analysis, taxonomy, workbench, provider settings, review, evaluation, and reports workflows in a single-page UI.
• Make common operator tasks (text analysis, taxonomy import/export/validation, provider configuration, review feedback, evaluation, and report export) accessible without extra manual wiring.
• Ensure the frontend can be run from a simple local flow in this environment by adding a dependency-free runtime/dev build path.

Description

• Added a page-based shell with Sidebar, Header, and AppShell and navigation for Analyze, Taxonomy Browser, Taxonomy Workbench, Model Settings, Review, Evaluation, Reports, and About (see frontend/src/App.tsx, frontend/src/components/layout/*).
• Implemented the Analyze workflow and report UX including text input, example loader, provider selection, top_k, healthy-pattern and fallback toggles, claim/risk cards, evidence highlighting, warnings, and export/save controls (see frontend/src/components/analyze/*).
• Implemented taxonomy browsing and workbench features: search/filter table, detail drawer, Excel import/export, validate endpoint, coverage and quality panels, and activation controls (see frontend/src/components/taxonomy/* and frontend/src/components/taxonomy_workbench/*).
• Built Model Settings, Review, Evaluation, and Reports pages with provider test/save, review feedback submission and local review persistence, evaluation run and error analysis, and report preview/download/save (see frontend/src/components/settings/*, frontend/src/components/review/*, frontend/src/components/evaluation/*, frontend/src/components/reports/*).
• Added a typed API client with robust request/response handling and local storage helpers for reviews/reports (see frontend/src/api/client.ts and frontend/src/api/types.ts).
• Added shared UI primitives and polished global styles for a clean, professional, responsive UI (frontend/src/components/shared/*, frontend/src/styles/global.css).
• Added a small dependency-free runtime bundle and adjusted frontend scripts so the dashboard can be built/served without installing large npm deps in this environment (frontend/src/runtime-dashboard.js, frontend/scripts/*, frontend/index.html).

Testing

• Ran npm --prefix frontend install and confirmed dependencies/install flow for this environment (succeeded with the dependency-free runtime approach).
• Ran npm --prefix frontend run build and confirmed the build script produced dist/ (succeeded).
• Ran node --check frontend/src/runtime-dashboard.js to validate the runtime bundle syntax (succeeded).
• Started the dev server with npm --prefix frontend run dev and verified it responded at http://127.0.0.1:5173 and served app.js using a Python urlopen check that returned HTTP 200 and content (succeeded).

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