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When PREBUILT=1 the pre-built artifact is downloaded into ui/build/ but
.dockerignore excludes 'build', so Docker never sees it and /app/build
doesn't exist in the builder stage — causing the runtime COPY to fail.
Fix: rewrite ui/.dockerignore on the CI runner (grep -v '^build$') so the
pre-built directory is included in the Docker context.
Also in this commit:
- book page: gate EPUB download on isPro (UI upsell + server 403 guard)
- book page: chapter names default pattern changed to '{scene}'
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