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Kevin Veen-Birkenbach a817d964e4 refactor(front-stack): introduce sys-stk-front-base and semi-stateless stack; improve coturn role docs
- Extract common HTTPS + Cloudflare + handler bootstrap into new role sys-stk-front-base
- Update sys-stk-front-proxy, web-svc-cdn, web-svc-file, web-svc-html to depend on sys-stk-front-base
- Add new sys-stk-semi-stateless role combining front-base + back-stateless
- Update web-svc-coturn to use sys-stk-semi-stateless and rewrite README/meta with detailed Coturn description
- Unify sys-util-csp-cert README heading

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# Semi-Stateless Stack (Front + Back) ⚡
## Description
**sys-stk-semi-stateless** combines the front and back layer into a lightweight, mostly stateless web service stack:
- Front bootstrap via `sys-stk-front-base` (HTTPS base, optional Cloudflare, handlers)
- Backend via `sys-stk-back-stateless` (no persistent volumes/DB)
Ideal for services that need TLS/front glue but no database (e.g., TURN/STUN, gateways, simple APIs).
## Responsibilities
- Prepare the front layer (HTTPS / handlers / optional Cloudflare)
- Deploy the stateless backend (typically via Docker Compose)
- Keep domain variables (`domain`) and app-scoped variables (`application_id`) clearly separated