I record source changes here and identify verified deployments separately. A version heading alone does not establish that a Git tag or GitHub Release exists.
- I redesigned my README with a visual introduction, quick navigation, a publication-status table and clearer setup, editing and documentation guides.
- I recorded the verified publication date and deployment evidence for rc.3, keeping that published website separate from this repository update.
- I clarified first-person writing, documentation-only validation and version maintenance in my contribution guide and pull request template.
- I updated my package and lockfile version metadata together. I changed no website source, media, dependencies, tests or workflows.
- I added Silver Grimoire to Home, About and Posts, with local still previews and the existing motion controls.
- I replaced decorative star glyphs with an original reusable SVG mark so the design does not depend on a device's emoji font.
- I cached animation source data and isolated each player's mutable copy so repeated artwork placements can run independently.
- I added a manual poster-generation command for animation asset editing.
- I added regression checks for SVG identity, delayed animation loading, independent playback and lifecycle recovery, plus Linux Lighthouse reports in review CI.
- I rewrote my site and repository prose in my own first-person voice while preserving factual history and third-party legal notices.
I published this version after PR #5 merged at 062bdad623c53c2bd10661c3fe578f1cfc62b2b2. Deployment run 40700122492 completed successfully on 2026-10-28 at 15:57:11 Asia/Jerusalem (13:57:11 UTC). I verified HTTPS 200 and the Silver Grimoire artwork and SVG mark on my live Home page. This publication record does not imply a Git tag or GitHub Release. I retain the version's measured checks and known limits in QA.md.
- I simplified my site to static GitHub Pages with manually maintained profile content and local media.
- I replaced the feedback form with verified direct contact links while preserving
/feedback/. - I added an accessible email-copy action, persistent mobile-menu close control and visible current-page navigation.
- I refined my illustrated destination pages around original ink, paper, star and infinity artwork while retaining my wizard identity and motion.
- I preloaded my local body font to reduce initial text-layout work and recorded fresh Lighthouse measurements and broader three-engine responsive coverage.
- I directed Work and Posts visitors to my Telegram channel and Projects visitors to all my GitHub repositories, retaining the existing page URLs.
- I removed automatic profile/post services, the feedback backend, CAPTCHA setup, related fixtures and obsolete operational instructions.
- I removed embedded-feed loading and explained external-link behavior in my privacy, security and accessibility information.
- I configured publication of validated
dist/output on pushes tomain, with a manual retry option. Lint, typecheck, build and browser checks run before deployment; deployment permissions stay in the deploy job. - I documented the one-time GitHub Actions publishing-source setting, direct content editing, verification and rollback. I made no DNS change and added no service credentials.
I merged this baseline through PR #4 at ef1157b and verified it in production on 2026-10-28. Deployment run 40679459115 passed 170 browser tests. I retain its local validation and known limits in the pinned rc.2 QA report. I do not claim completed legal conformance or a human screen-reader review.
- I rebuilt my personal site with Astro, the Spectrum Circuit direction, comic framing and my wizard illustrations.
- I added responsive pages, themes, navigation, motion preferences, semantic metadata, static social artwork and domain-preserving builds.
- I included 30 original wizard animations, six flag samples, retained TGS sources, transparent posters and provenance manifests.
- I added native hero video and static fallbacks for decoders that stop or freeze, plus browser, accessibility and performance checks.
- I prototyped private profile/post synchronization and a feedback backend. I removed those components in
1.0.0-rc.2when I chose a simpler static scope. Their earlier code and review evidence remain in Git history.
I keep the earlier service tests as historical evidence, not verification of a current live service. This entry does not imply a release.
My original four-file website remains in Git history at 658ed667c173f861cd16e6048126de12ec3648b9, dated 2025-07-20. My initial audit found no tags or GitHub Releases; recheck before creating any release. I have not assigned a historical semantic version retrospectively. I used 0.1.0-preview.1 for the three local concepts' Phase 1 tooling, not a production release.