Update ADK Web UI to latest(56bf9fd)

[caglar10ur]

Generated using following Dockerfile

FROM node:iron-trixie AS builder

RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y git

RUN git clone https://github.com/google/adk-web

RUN mkdir output && cd adk-web && npm install && npm install -g @angular/cli && ng build --output-path=../output

via executing

# docker build -t adk-web:latest .
# docker create adk-web:latest
# docker cp affectionate_chaplygin:/output .
# rsync --delete -avz output/browser/ adk-go/cmd/launcher/web/webui/distr/

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the ADK Web UI to its latest version, incorporating recent changes from the upstream google/adk-web project. The update involves a complete refresh of the compiled frontend assets, including JavaScript modules and stylesheets, to ensure the application runs with the most current UI components and styling.

Highlights

• Web UI Update: The ADK Web UI has been updated to a newer version, indicated by commit 56bf9fd from the upstream google/adk-web repository.
• Core JavaScript Modules Refreshed: Several core JavaScript chunk files have been replaced or renamed, reflecting a new build output for the UI. Specifically, chunk-EQDQRRRY.js was removed, chunk-TXJFAAIW.js was renamed to chunk-XMJNYD32.js, and a new chunk-2WH2EVR6.js was added.
• Styling and Theming Overhaul: The primary stylesheet styles-4VDSPQ37.css has been replaced with styles-BCYG72R5.css. This new stylesheet introduces extensive Material Design theming variables, supporting both light and dark themes, and centralizes many UI-related CSS properties.
• HTML Asset References Updated: The index.html file has been modified to correctly reference the new JavaScript chunk files and the updated stylesheet, ensuring the latest UI assets are loaded.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the ADK Web UI to its latest version. The changes consist of updating the vendored JavaScript and CSS files in the cmd/launcher/web/webui/distr/ directory, which are generated from the adk-web repository. The changes are consistent with a standard dependency update. The process for generating these files, as described in the pull request, appears to be manual. It would be beneficial to automate this process in the future to ensure consistency and reduce manual effort. Overall, the changes look correct.

[baptmont]

Thank you for updating it!