fix: ensure StaticSite uploads html after other assets

[Karavil]

Why it matters: CloudFront served a brand-new index.html while the referenced app.[hash].js files were still on their way to S3, so early visitors hit 403s and saw a white screen.

 deploy start
   ├─▶ (reverse iteration) upload index.html
   │       └─▶ HTML points at app.[hash].js (missing)
   └───── lag ──▶ upload app.[hash].js
                           ↓
                       viewer → S3 403 → sad user

What changed: we keep user-defined cache semantics, but split fileOptions into HTML vs. non-HTML buckets so SST always ships hashed assets before HTML.

 configure: [ ...non-html..., ...html... ]
 reverse ▶  [ html-group, non-html-group ]
 reorder ▶  [ non-html-group, html-group ]
 serve   ▶  assets uploaded → index.html uploaded → no 403 gap

Testing: not run (library change).

[vimtor]

thanks for your contribution @Karavil

i'm closing this in favor of #6289 since your pr didn't actually fixed the issue

[Karavil]

thanks for your contribution @Karavil

i'm closing this in favor of #6118 since your pr didn't actually fixed the issue

Hey Vimtor, what do you mean it didn't actually fix the issue?

[Karavil]

thanks for your contribution @Karavil

i'm closing this in favor of #6118 since your pr didn't actually fixed the issue

Also could you point me to the PR that you're merging? That points to the current one #6118

[vimtor]

sorry, it's this one #6289

[vimtor]

@Karavil more context on your pr:

it had a bug because by processing the non-html option first you accidentally include the html files with the first glob ** thus setting the wrong cache-control header for them

also, as you can see in the linked pr i found another issue that's more likely to be the root cause

[Karavil]

@Karavil more context on your pr:

it had a bug because by processing the non-html option first you accidentally include the html files with the first glob ** thus setting the wrong cache-control header for them

also, as you can see in the linked pr i found another issue that's more likely to be the root cause

Got it! I appreciate the response and review :)