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Link GitHub repository with an icon (fleet policy #91) - #15
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What changed
The public proof site (
web/src/pages/index.astro, served at https://mashup.highsignal.app) had a header nav link with visible textGitHub ↗. Replaced it in place with an icon-only link (inline GitHub-mark SVG,aria-label/title="GitHub repository",target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"), per fleet policy sass-maker/saas-maker#91 ("No GitHub text, please").Left untouched, deliberately:
github.com/sass-maker/mashupsub-paths, but each carries distinct, meaningful copy describing a specific action (not a generic "GitHub"/"Source" badge), so they're out of scope for this policy./editorand/visual-labarerobots.txt: noindexlocal-operator tool pages with no header/footer/site chrome at all (per their own copy: "Local operator tool"); adding a GitHub badge there would mean building new chrome, which is out of scope for this change.Verification
cd web && pnpm install && pnpm check(astro check) — pass, 0 errors/warnings/hintspnpm build(astro build) — passweb/dist/index.htmlcontains the icon link, no leftover generic "GitHub" text, and the three distinct CTA links are intact.web/(Astro) changed; the Python side (uv sync/pytest/ruff) is untouched by this diff.🤖 Generated with Claude Code