Add API-backed instance hub - #1070
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What
Adds an API-backed instance hub with Runs, Characters, and Leaderboards tabs, date/realm/role filtering, and a card-based instance index.
Why
This makes instance history discoverable from a single instance route and isolates the original cumulative feature onto upstream
main.Independence
All data comes from the existing killboard GraphQL API. No Cloudflare Worker, D1 database, Emissary route, or personal account is required.
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git diff --checkpassesOpened as a draft because longer date windows currently page through existing instance-run results and may benefit from future server-side aggregates.