Move Bootstrap & TinyMCE File Copying Logic to assets:precompile
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This commit moves the logic for copying Bootstrap glyphicons and TinyMCE skins to the public directory from the assets.rb initializer to a dedicated Rake task. The new task, `assets:copy_assets`, is invoked as part of the `assets:precompile` process. This change ensures that the file copying logic is only executed during the assets precompilation process, which prevents redundant copying of these files.
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Fixes #956
Changes proposed in this PR:
assets.rbinitializer to a dedicated Rake task. The new task,assets:copy_assets, is invoked as part of theassets:precompileprocess. This change ensures that the file copying logic is only executed during the assets precompilation process, which prevents redundant copying of these files.