next-intl Config Not Found During Next.js Static Export in GitHub Actions
A Next.js developer using next-intl (App Router, static export) finds that production builds fail in GitHub Actions CI with a missing i18n config file error, despite working locally. The failure persists across multiple config file locations and troubleshooting steps, blocking deployment to GitHub Pages.
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