docs: Add typescript survey guide

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[tjholm]

Looks great, actually managed to get Cursor to complete this guide in just 3 prompts.

[HomelessDinosaur]

I'm assuming this isn't put in resources/resources because it's not shared.

[HomelessDinosaur]

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	<Note>
	Along with the website configuration, you will need to add the `preview` key to your `nitric.yaml`, as website support is currently a preview feature and subject to change.
	</Note>

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	## Conclusion
	Serving your React frontend and Nitric backend under the same origin, both locally and in the cloud, eliminates CORS issues and removes the need for headers, complex gateway config, or workarounds.
	## Deploying to AWS
	With the frontend tested, you can deploy it to the cloud knowing it will function as intended. Nitric will deploy your frontend and backend together, serving them under the same origin. This eliminates CORS issues and removes the need for headers, complex gateway config, or workarounds.
	Deployment to the cloud requires that you have created a stack file. If you had followed the backend guide, you should have this stack file already; otherwise, follow the steps below.
	### Create your stack
	Create an AWS stack called `aws-staging` for your staging environment.
	```bash
	nitric stack new aws-staging aws
	```
	Inside the stack file, set your `region`.
	```yaml title:nitric.dev.yaml
	provider: nitric/aws@latest
	region: us-east-2
	```
	## Deploy
	Deploy to AWS using the `nitric up` command. Ensure you have set up your [AWS credentials](/providers/pulumi/aws#usage) correctly.
	```bash
	nitric up
	```
	This should output a URL pointing to the CDN like `xxxx.cloudfront.net`. You can go to this URL in your browser, and it will take you to the website with your survey form. All API routes will be served under `xxxx.cloudfront.net/apis`.
	## Tear down
	To avoid unwanted costs of running your test app, you can tear down the stack using the `nitric down` command.
	```bash
	nitric down
	```