fn main() {
// Ensure the static-react/dist directory exists so that RustEmbed doesn't panic
// Only generate placeholder assets if we are NOT packaging (cargo publish)
// Cargo publish verification fails if build.rs modifies the source directory.
// We detect packaging by checking if the manifest dir is read-only or if we are in a special mode.
// A simpler heuristic: usage of TARGET or CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR often implies build.
// Better yet: only create if they don't exist AND we are not in a packaged build context?
// Actually, simply relying on .gitignore is not enough for cargo publish verify.
// We should output to OUT_DIR instead, but that requires changing the RustEmbed path.
// For now, let's just create them if they are completely missing, but handle errors gracefully
// and potentially skip if the directory seems to be the package source during verify.
// BUT, the user asked to "remove it as part of the publishing step" if it's not working.
// Since we determined `src/datafold_node/static-react/dist` seems UNUSED by Rust code (grep failed),
// maybe we can just remove this block entirely or comment it out?
// Let's comment closely.
// However, if I remove it, and something DOES use it (maybe I missed it), build might fail.
// But grep "react" in src/datafold_node yielded nothing.
// Let's try pointing it to the RIGHT place if `src/server/static-react/dist` is what matters.
// Wait, the user said "If the frontend part isn't working, remove it as part of the publishing step".
// I will modify build.rs to ONLY print rerun-if-changed and NOT create files.
// Ensure the static-react/dist directory exists so that RustEmbed doesn't panic
// let path = std::path::Path::new("src/datafold_node/static-react/dist");
// ... all commented out ...
println!("cargo:rerun-if-changed=build.rs");
println!("cargo:rerun-if-changed=build.rs");
}