Hotbff

[murvold]

• Bytter til Hotbff og fjerner det gamle oppsettet for server
• Legger til originale parametre for dekoratøren igjen etter støtte for dette kom ut

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR migrates the server implementation from a Node.js/TypeScript-based Express server to a Go-based Hotbff server. The migration removes all custom server infrastructure (authentication, routing, proxy, metrics) in favor of the Hotbff framework, which provides these capabilities out-of-the-box. Additionally, the decorator integration is updated to use the new parameter format that was recently supported.

Key changes:

• Replaces entire Node.js/Express server with Go-based Hotbff implementation
• Updates decorator integration to use new params structure
• Adjusts deployment configuration for new server endpoints and framework

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 27 out of 34 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

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File	Description
server/main.go	New Go-based Hotbff server entry point with configuration for routing, decorator, and proxy
server/go.mod	Go module definition specifying Go version and Hotbff dependency
server/dev.sh	Development environment setup script for running the Go server locally
server/.gitignore	Ignores compiled Go binary
Dockerfile	Updated to use Go builder instead of Node.js for server compilation
client/vite.config.mts	Updates decorator integration to use new params structure
client/index.html	Changes template syntax for Go templating engine
docker-compose.yml	Updates port mapping and environment variables for new server
.nais/prod.yml, .nais/dev.yml, .nais/labs.yml	Updates health check paths, removes Prometheus metrics, adds nav-dekoratoren access policy
.github/workflows/deploy-dev.yml	Adds hotbff branch to deployment triggers
server/package.json, server/tsconfig.json, server/test/tsconfig.json, server/src/.mts, server/test/.ts, server/.prettierrc	Removes all Node.js/TypeScript server files

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