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feat: deploy / aws-lambda / sst waku stack #913

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This is a first draft for a sst stack for WAKU.

Based on the fact, that there can be more than 25 folders (AWS Cloudfront routing limit) on the first level of the public folder only the folder public/images and public/assets are copied to s3 and forward by CloudFront.

A possible, but more complex solution could handle this by adding a Cloudfunction to Cloudfront which knows all routes and can forward all existing static root level routes.

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@rmarscher this is based as suggested on the sst tanstack-start stack

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@rmarscher this is based as suggested on the sst tanstack-start stack

It looks great on a quick read. I'll try to test it next week. I wonder if we can get them to accept it upstream...

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