chore: update frontend version to v0.1.8

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the configuration to point to the latest version of the private chat frontend. This ensures that any new deployments or builds will utilize the most recent frontend codebase, incorporating any new features, bug fixes, or performance improvements introduced in v0.1.8.

Highlights

• Frontend Version Update: The private_chat_frontend_version in build-config.toml has been updated to v0.1.8, referencing a new commit hash for the frontend.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the frontend version to v0.1.8 by changing the commit hash in build-config.toml. My review suggests an improvement for maintainability by using the git tag directly instead of the commit hash, which makes the configuration clearer and aligns with the examples provided in the file.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better readability and maintainability, it's preferable to use the git tag v0.1.8 directly for the private_chat_frontend_version. The comments in this file (lines 7-10) explicitly suggest using tags as a valid option. Using the tag makes the intended version clear without needing a comment to interpret the commit hash.

Suggested change

	private_chat_frontend_version = "c585b0dfd83a7e5bb6974534f0bb91b694c96e31" # v0.1.8
	private_chat_frontend_version = "v0.1.8"

[claude]

Code Review - PR #86

Reviewed the frontend version bump from v0.1.7 to v0.1.8.

Analysis

• Change: Updates private_chat_frontend_version commit hash in build-config.toml
• Scope: Single configuration file change that affects Docker build process
• Impact: Frontend version used by build scripts (build-frontend.sh, build-image.sh)

Findings

No critical issues identified:

• Configuration format is correct (valid git commit hash)
• Comment annotation matches version bump (v0.1.8)
• No breaking changes to configuration structure
• Build scripts properly parse the new value
• No database migrations or data handling changes
• No logic changes, security risks, or performance concerns
• Change is backwards compatible (build-time dependency only)

Notes

• This is a straightforward dependency version update
• CI tests are running to validate the build with new frontend version
• No additional code changes required

✅ APPROVED - Safe to merge after CI passes