## The site becomes the repository

**Reconstructed release.** Everything before this line was built in the SG/Vault
`7rfetjwz` and published from there. v1.0.0 is an exact copy of what that vault was
serving at v0.14.0, rewritten to stand on its own. Per-file SHA-256 digests of the
24 source files are in [versions/source-snapshot.json](versions/source-snapshot.json),
so the copy is checkable against a fresh clone of the vault. The vault is not
deleted — it stays as the historical record, including the twelve design
snapshots dropped here.

- **The host frame is gone.** `index.html` used to be a 9KB shell that loaded
  `v0/v0.13/v0.13.0/index.html` into an `<iframe srcdoc>`. Every page on the site
  therefore had the same URL. Nothing could be deep-linked, bookmarked, opened in a
  new tab or indexed. Each page is now the document the server sends.
- **Navigation is links.** The `rm-nav` / `rm-back` / `rm-manifest` postMessage
  protocol and every `[data-nav]` button are now `<a href>`. The header menu emits
  anchors; the only `<button>` left in it is the dropdown header, which opens a panel
  rather than going anywhere.
- **The version dropdown is a version name.** It linked to twelve frozen snapshots;
  with those dropped there is nothing to switch to. `v1.0.0` in the header now links
  to the version record — this page.
- **`v0/` is dropped**: twelve snapshots, about 759KB. Two of them were doing double
  duty as content pages and are promoted to real ones — v0.10.0 is now
  `acceptance.html`, v0.11.0 is now `grant-gap.html`.
- **The release log became the version record.** `dev.html` inlined all 35 release
  notes at build time. `versions.html` reads `versions/index.json` and fetches each
  note, so every entry links to the bytes it was rendered from.
- **Dead code removed with the frame.** The three-reader vault IO service
  (`sg.vfs` bridge → host RPC → fetch) is a same-origin fetch; `ramm-figure` resolves
  its image the same way. Comments describing the frame went with it.
- **Per page: a canonical URL, Open Graph and Twitter cards, a favicon, and a
  markdown twin** at the same path with a `.md` extension, linked from `<head>`.
  Plus `robots.txt`, `sitemap.xml` and a `404.html` — none of which a single-URL
  site could have had.
- **Publishing changed.** CI deployed by cloning the vault and publishing the result.
  It now deploys `site/` straight from the repository; there is no build step and no
  vault in the path. `vault_publisher/` and `web_overlay/` are gone.
- **Unchanged:** all page content, the design, the scenarios pilot reading vault
  `dm42qcaw`, and the live demos, which still open their own vaults with their own
  read keys.
