feat(ai-autopilot): dokployTarget — second real DeployTarget adapter#162
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dokployTarget triggers a deployment of a pre-configured Dokploy application over
the Dokploy API (POST /api/application.deploy, x-api-key auth). Dokploy builds
and serves server-side, so it's a fetch-based target that takes no runner
session (unlike cloudflareTarget). Never throws: failures come back as
{ deployed: false, detail }. Creds from apiToken or DOKPLOY_AUTH_TOKEN/DOKPLOY_API_KEY.
Also fixes DEFAULT_DEPLOY_TARGETS spelling dockploy -> dokploy (real product name).
Closes #161
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Closes #161. Follows the Cloudflare adapter (#159).
Adds the second deploy target Rom named. Unlike Cloudflare (a
wranglerCLI run in the session), Dokploy is API-driven, so this is afetch-basedDeployTarget.dokployTarget({ serverUrl, applicationId }):POST ${serverUrl}/api/application.deploywith anx-api-keyheader and{ applicationId, title, description }(verified against the Dokploy API docs).redeploy: trueusesapplication.redeploy.apiTokenorDOKPLOY_AUTH_TOKEN/DOKPLOY_API_KEY.{ deployed: false, detail }. Dokploy doesn't return the public URL from the trigger, so success reports the triggered deployment.Also fixes the
DEFAULT_DEPLOY_TARGETSspellingdockploy→dokploy(the real product name, matching its API +DOKPLOY_*env vars); tests updated.Verification: 8 unit tests with a fake fetch (endpoint + header + body, URL normalization, redeploy, missing-token/applicationId short-circuits, env-token fallback, non-2xx surfacing, network-rejection catch) — 257 tests green, typecheck+build clean, runtime export verified. Live deploy against a real Dokploy server is infra-gated. Minor changeset.