[hefftich]

Resolves:
nextcloud/circles#2948

Relates:
nextcloud/circles#3055

Summary

This pull request gives us the opportunity to use the deckboard in the Teams app via a web-component.

Expose nextcloud-deck-board through an opt-in loading event so other Nextcloud apps can reuse the existing board and card detail components. Isolate embedded stores, routing and sessions without changing the host URL or global session headers. Preserve active cards when opening archived card details and keep undo actions bound to their board instance.

TODO

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• Code is properly formatted
• Sign-off message is added to all commits
• Tests (unit, integration, api and/or acceptance) are included
• Documentation (manuals or wiki) has been updated or is not required

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[hefftich]

Closing this PR because we have changed the approach in nextcloud/circles#3055 following review feedback.

Instead of introducing a Deck-specific web component, Teams now uses Nextcloud’s existing Reference/Smart Picker widget API. This allows apps to provide embedded views through a shared interface rather than requiring a separate integration in Teams for each app.

Deck already provides an interactive board widget, so the new web component is no longer required for this approach.