Use partialCached to avoid any perf penalty.
TODO: limit the scope I pass to them.
I noticed a teeny tiny perf improvement after doing this, probably
because now some giant data structures only need to be generated once.
- Avoid relative paths, so I can run them from any working directory.
- Make a dedicated curl-wrapping shell script instead of re-defining the
same alias everywhere.
- Support extended offline periods: allow get-webmentions.sh to fall
back to the cached copy of my webmentions for up to a day, and don't
accidentally destroy it; keep changes atomic.
- Verify that the fetched webmentions are legit before replacing the
cached ones.
- Make shellcheck happy about quoting in vnu.sh by passing the list of
files with xargs instead of a shell variable.
- More exact browserlist
- stop hiding "hint" execution
- Disable chromium sandbox since I'm now running it in a container and
all content is trusted.
- Remove obsolete elements-to-ignore from the compatibility check.
- Re-enable the compression check but disable checking for Zopfli
compression, which returns a fale-positive; I use
efficient-compression-tool for gzip compression which is actually
better than Zopfli.
- Stop ignoring the "X-Frame-Options" header in no-disallowed-headers,
since I stopped sending that header.
The site design standards page on my website obsoletes some README docs.
Remove the obsolete bits and update the build docs to the point at which
anybody should be able to rebuild my site.
- Switch meta author and open-graph author to Seirdy
- Update Gemini copyright footer name (and year)
Also sneakily smarten punctuation in the site title, don't tell anyone
