"subresource integrity", "task scheduler", and "conventional commits"
had spaces, producing broken-looking /tags/<tag>/ URLs. Also fixes a
silent bug: site.config.ts's tagDescriptions already keyed
"subresource-integrity" with a hyphen, so the per-tag description
never actually matched the un-normalized tag.
Added normalizeTag() to migrate-posts-to-writings.mjs so re-running
the migration script doesn't reintroduce the spaces from the
untouched content/posts/ originals.
scripts/migrate-posts-to-writings.mjs converts all 20 posts under
content/posts/ into the new writings schema — normalizes dates to
bare TOML local-dates, converts the one unambiguous Zola shortcode in
use (youtube embeds) to a plain <iframe>, and strips the now-meaningless
{% raw %}/{% endraw %} escape tags. content/posts/ itself is untouched;
this only adds content/writings/*.
Also generates 301 redirects from the old /posts/<slug>/ URLs to the
new /writings/<slug>/ ones into sws.toml, inside marker comments so
re-running the script regenerates that block idempotently instead of
duplicating it.
Two posts (from-c-to-machine-code, self-hosting-gitea-and-mirroring-github)
use note/tip/warning/danger callout shortcodes that have no Astro
equivalent yet — flagged by the script rather than guessed at, since
that needs a real component once the design system exists.
Verified: astro check clean, full site builds (80 pages, all real
migrated posts render), redirect generation confirmed idempotent
across repeated runs.
Adds a custom Astro loader that reads the Zola-style TOML frontmatter
(+++ ... +++) directly, so content/ stays the single source of truth
with no YAML conversion step. Defines writings/portfolio/bookshelf/
blogs collections and basic list/detail pages for each, rendering the
seed entries end-to-end (verified in-browser via `pnpm --filter site
dev`). This is the first runnable MVP: home, writings list + post
detail, portfolio, bookshelf (books and papers), and curated blogs
all render from real content/ files.
Adds content/README.md documenting the TOML frontmatter contract each
content type must follow, plus one seed entry per type to lock the
schema in a runnable form. Bookshelf entries use a kind field ("book"
or "paper") so academic papers (DOI/arXiv id) are first-class
alongside ISBN-driven books, not bolted on later.
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