The site became several pages, and the roadmap became public
The marketing site was one document wrapped in a head block hardcoded in the build script — a shape that works for exactly one page — and the privacy page proved it by carrying its own private copy of the entire stylesheet.
Every section was a verbatim move: the step cards and the ownership grid to /how-it-works, the tiers and the comparison table to /pricing, the hero stays on /. One shared copy each of the stylesheet, the nav and the footer, and a build that renders page bodies plus a metadata block instead of wrapping a single fragment.
Three sentences changed, because they were false rather than because they were being rewritten. Two of them denied the browser ledger UI, which had shipped after they were written. Every export claim was left exactly as it was.
The route check had to change with the shape. CI compared one filename, which was
correct when there was one file and would have gone silently blind to every page
added after it — so it now diffs the whole build output. But drift is not
reachability: the clean URLs exist only because of a try_files line, and
deleting that line 404s every page except / while leaving a diff-based check
entirely green. So the job also builds the real image and probes every URL.