Restore '1.7 and api' blog post #407
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Thank goodness for the Internet Archive and its Wayback Machine. That was the only place I could find the original image file!
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Hm, can we make this check output what's actually "wrong", @LeoColomb? 
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Closes #381.
Performed with help from https://github.com/stnor/wordpress-to-docusarus-markdown, the Wayback Machine link in #381, and CI for testing stuff that I didn't want to mess with setting up locally (a way to build and preview the site... cuz I'm lazy).
That's all in addition to the XML export we have in our internal website discussion, which was very useful for feeding to the above conversion script. :) I might occasionally keep going through the archive for other posts worth migrating, now that I figured out the tools.