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fix: load docs device catalog without local network access - #749
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The hosted device embed fails in current Chrome when a visitor’s VPN or split DNS resolves ecosystem.seam.co to a private address. Chrome denies the cross-origin local-network request inside the docs iframe, showing “An error occurred while loading supported devices.”
Read the catalog through two exact, same-origin Vercel rewrites on react.seam.co. The hosted EcosystemProvider uses /ecosystem/v1/, and its CSP permits only same-origin connections. Preserve filters and pagination, add the equivalent Vite development proxy, and document the routing. No API, credentials, catalog data, or docs source changes are needed.
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Fixes DEVDB-463.