Feature/changelog engineering - #91
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axe-core fails CI on any route with no <h1>. All seven inner pages were using <h2> as their top-level heading. Promoting each to <h1> clears the WCAG page-has-heading-one rule. globals.css updated to cover .section h1 alongside the existing h2 rule so styling is unchanged.
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What this changes
Adds a repository-driven
/changelogroute, dynamic slug-based detail pages (/changelog/[slug]), an RSS 2.0 feed (/api/rss), and a markdown-backed content loader (lib/changelog.ts). Changelog entries are written directly as markdown files incontent/changelog/with YAML frontmatter metadata, supporting milestone tagging (e.g.,M1,M2), entry categorisation (post,changelog,postmortem), and interactive milestone filtering. Closes #79Why
Grant programmes require periodic progress reports, and hackathon evaluators seek evidence of sustained, iterative progress rather than isolated commits. Previously, progress and architectural decision records (ADRs) lived exclusively in commit history where external stakeholders rarely look. This system makes shipping release notes and postmortems an integrated part of repo contributions, allowing grant reports and audit trails to be automatically assembled by milestone tag while offering an RSS feed for accountless tracking.
How it was verified
npm run buildcompleted with zero errors and generated all 19 static/dynamic pages).generateStaticParamsverified for all seed entries:0001-attestation-settlement-separation,0002-testnet-fee-measurements, and0003-audit-postmortem).npm run build # Result: ✓ Compiled successfully in 63s, 19/19 pages generated, Exit code 0