fix: Remove Procfile to resolve Vercel routing conflict #9
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This commit removes the `Procfile`, which is intended for Heroku-like deployments. The presence of both a `Procfile` and a `vercel.json` file can cause conflicts in Vercel's build system, leading to 404 errors. By removing the `Procfile`, we ensure that Vercel uses only the `vercel.json` file for deployment configuration, which correctly routes traffic to the Flask application.
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This commit removes the
Procfile, which is intended for Heroku-like deployments. The presence of both aProcfileand avercel.jsonfile can cause conflicts in Vercel's build system, leading to 404 errors.By removing the
Procfile, we ensure that Vercel uses only thevercel.jsonfile for deployment configuration, which correctly routes traffic to the Flask application.