feat: read static files from the public folder

[Angelmmiguel]

Support static files by reading them from the public folder in the root of the project. Any file inside this folder will be served as a static file, so project like static sites can work without embedding files in the workers. This is a pretty consistent standard in different web frameworks like:

• NextJS
• Astro
• Remix
• etc

Note that the public folder based on the given path in the CLI. So, for wws ./examples, the CLI will serve the files from ./examples/public. There's an issue with path management as wws ./examples should calculate the routes without including the examples folder. This issue will be solved in #3.

It closes #7

[Angelmmiguel]

The documentation is still pending.

[gzurl]

LGTM!

[Angelmmiguel]

Thanks for the review @gzurl ! I'm going to add the missing use case of allowing html files in the public folder.

[assambar]

Ship it!

You could add this later, but I think a simple example worker that uses static assets will help the adoption of this feature.
IDK, for example something simple that creates a business card with some background image based on a call to make-business-card.js?first_name=John&last_name=Doe&phone=123345...

[Angelmmiguel]

@gzurl @assambar @ereslibre I completed the feature by adding support for static HTML files. Now, the /public/about.html file will be mounted in /about automatically.

You could add this later, but I think a simple example worker that uses static assets will help the adoption of this feature.
IDK, for example something simple that creates a business card with some background image based on a call to make-business-card.js?first_name=John&last_name=Doe&phone=123345...

This is an interesting use case. It can work for OpenGraph images and business cards (as you suggested). I will give a second though to that idea and will implement some examples around. However, those will work purely with workers, so I don't think static assets will be used that much in the example.

[ereslibre]

Looking fantastic; thanks @Angelmmiguel! LGTM. A minor optional comment.