Fix server publish check for bin entrypoint

[juliusmarminge]

Summary

• Update the publish-time asset check to validate dist/bin.mjs instead of the old dist/index.mjs path.
• Keep the existing client asset validation for dist/client/index.html.

Testing

• Not run (change only updates a publish path check).
• Lint/typecheck not run in this turn.

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Low Risk
Low risk: only updates a pre-publish build-asset existence check to match the current server entrypoint filename; no runtime logic changes.

Overview
Fixes the server publish CLI’s build-asset validation to require dist/bin.mjs instead of the old dist/index.mjs, while keeping the client check for dist/client/index.html unchanged.

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Note

Fix publish check to verify dist/bin.mjs instead of dist/index.mjs

Updates the pre-publish asset assertion in cli.ts to check for dist/bin.mjs rather than dist/index.mjs, matching the actual server build output filename.

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Verdict: Approved

Single-line fix to a publish script that corrects a file path check from dist/index.mjs to dist/bin.mjs. This is a low-risk build tooling fix with no runtime application impact.

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