You are preparing my browser game for upload to Buncha Games.

Read the project, then create a production browser build folder for my stack:
- Vite, Phaser, Three.js, or React: usually dist or build,
- Unity WebGL: the exported WebGL folder,
- Godot HTML5: the exported web folder,
- plain HTML: the folder containing index.html and runtime assets.

Create a ZIP from the contents of that exported build folder. The ZIP must meet these requirements:
- index.html at ZIP root,
- all required JS/CSS/WASM/data/assets included,
- no server runtime required,
- no source project folders,
- no node_modules,
- no .env files or secret API keys,
- no external ads or payment scripts,
- no remote engine/library scripts from CDNs,
- no secrets in public runtime config,
- no crypto/NFT integrations,
- no malware/phishing/obfuscated scripts,
- browser-playable in an iframe,
- under 200 MB.

After building, inspect the ZIP and confirm:
- index.html is at the root,
- no unsupported files are included,
- the game loads from a local static server,
- controls/instructions are clear,
- external domains are listed for Buncha Games review if used,
- browser-visible service config is in buncha-runtime-config.json or publicRuntimeConfig if needed,
- engine and library scripts are bundled locally instead of loaded from CDNs.

Use npx @bunchagames/cli for the supported workflow:
- games status to inspect current state,
- games create or games update with a JSON manifest when listing metadata needs changes,
- upload for the exported build,
- media upload, move, reorder, or remove for listing media,
- domains request for disclosed external services,
- review submit only after the human confirms the required attestations.

Use @bunchagames/sdk for SDK integration:
- install it in web/Phaser/Three/Vite projects for typed calls and local mocks,
- use the Buncha Games Unity UPM tarball for Unity WebGL projects,
- use the Buncha Games Godot addon ZIP for Godot Web projects.

Never print BUNCHA_GAMES_API_TOKEN and never bypass Buncha Games with direct Cloudflare, R2, Supabase, or admin shortcuts.