Problem: CloudFlare pages preview link cannot see internal networks

[BigtoMantraDev]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Enhanced dashboard configuration loading to improve recognition of the operating environment.
  • Consolidated configuration options to ensure a more robust and consistent setup across different contexts.

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Walkthrough

This update modifies the loadLocalConfig method in the dashboard store. The method logic now includes an extra condition to check for hostnames containing "pages.dev" when loading testnet configurations. A new variable, internals, is introduced to load internal configuration files from a specified directory. The final configuration object returned by the method now includes mainnet, testnet, and internal configurations. No changes were made to the exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Summary of Changes
src/stores/useDashboard.ts	Updated the loadLocalConfig method to include an additional hostname check (for "pages.dev") and to load internal configuration files, merging them with testnet and mainnet configs.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant DS as Dashboard Store
    participant HC as Hostname Checker
    participant CL as Config Loader

    DS->>HC: Check hostname for testnet condition ("pages.dev")
    alt Hostname includes "pages.dev"
        DS->>CL: Load testnet configuration
        DS->>CL: Load internal configuration files
    else Other hostname
        DS->>CL: Load mainnet configuration only
    end
    DS->>DS: Merge mainnet, testnet, and internal configurations
    DS-->>User: Return consolidated configuration object

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