Phase 3: embed web UI with go:embed, pinned TypeScript toolchain, drop i18n, add /healthz

- html/embed.go embeds html/ (pages, css, img, js, video); src/assets.go
  serves it, with os.DirFS("html") under -dev. Static assets get an ETag
  and Cache-Control: no-cache; HTML pages are still templated (only the
  login error message is substituted now).
- Delete the generated src/webUI.go (783 KB base64), src/html-build.go and
  cmd/webui-gen; Dockerfile no longer runs a generator.
- Language layer removed: 254 {{.x}} placeholders inlined as English
  strings in ts/*.ts and the two auth pages; html/lang/en.json, the
  LanguageUI struct and the 'language' setting are gone.
- ts/tsconfig.json + package.json pin typescript 5.9.3; the seven sources
  compile (ES2020, global scripts) into one committed html/js/app.js.
  Ten unreferenced legacy scripts under html/js/ deleted; all pages load
  js/app.js.
- Fix the six type errors that blocked a clean compile, including a real
  bug: a missing semicolon in the search shortcut handler made the code
  call the result of preventDefault(), so the shortcut threw instead of
  focusing the search box.
- /healthz liveness endpoint; Dockerfile healthcheck and README use it.
- Drone: go vet, and a webui-check step that rebuilds the bundle and fails
  if the committed app.js is stale.
- README-DEV.md documents build, UI toolchain, -dev, versioning, CI.

src/config.go

@@ -188,16 +188,8 @@ func Init() (err error) {
 
 	System.URLBase = fmt.Sprintf("%s://%s:%s", System.ServerProtocol.WEB, System.IPAddress, Settings.Port)
 
-	// HTML Dateien erstellen, mit dev == true werden die lokalen HTML Dateien verwendet
-	if System.Dev == true {
-
-		HTMLInit("webUI", "src", "html"+string(os.PathSeparator), "src"+string(os.PathSeparator)+"webUI.go")
-		err = BuildGoFile()
-		if err != nil {
-			return
-		}
-
-	}
+	// Mit dev == true werden die lokalen HTML Dateien verwendet, sonst die eingebetteten
+	initWebFS(System.Dev)
 
 	// DLNA Server starten
 	err = SSDP()
@@ -205,9 +197,6 @@ func Init() (err error) {
 		return
 	}
 
-	// HTML Datein laden
-	loadHTMLMap()
-
 	return
 }