feat(observability): add cloudflare analytics and worker telemetry#21
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Inject the Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon when a build-time token is configured, document the Cloudflare setup, and enable Worker observability in Wrangler. Part of #12
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Inject the Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon when a build-time token is configured, document the Cloudflare setup, and enable Worker observability in Wrangler.
Part of #12