fix(build): trace YAML spec dirs so Vercel ships latest dev specs - #634
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Add outputFileTracingIncludes to next.config.ts so the file tracer picks up YAML files outside src on every Vercel build. Specs in benchmarks, answers, alternatives are read at runtime via fs.readFile relative to process.cwd. Without this hint Next's default tracer only follows static imports so those YAML files were not making it into the prebuilt deployment artifact and the deployed page kept serving an old snapshot of pm-api-latency.yml that missed PR 606 (Mobula, Predexon, Codex aggregator providers + source=direct selectors). After this fix every deploy ships the dev HEAD of each spec.