Site-repo issues (not research interests) — closed + interest-notes removed:
- #66 new SSG vs ruby — garden=Quartz / blog=Hugo / forest=Forester (alt explorations).
- #614 export issues to repo — done by porting issues -> garden interests.
- #521 disqus->giscus, #49 header fonts, #47 syntax indent, #46 date the blogs — already resolved (closed).
- #61 separate excerpts from writings — closed by maintainer with comments.
- #112 add handy links to site — distilled to one standing interest (Linggle); other links dropped.
- #50 _ in LaTeX rendered as em — confirmed resolved (evaded in 0e852e4; tech posts render math correctly via MathJax).

Added interests/linggle.md (search.linggle.com).

The absolute pathToRoot leaked the base into CrawlLinks' recorded slugs
(file.links became 'garden/features/hosting'), so backlink matching and graph
edges failed. Strip the base prefix (new stripBasePath) when recording link
slugs, so the link index uses clean vault slugs again.

The all-tags index listed each tag+count as a vertical block. Wrap them in a
flex row (flex-wrap) so tags flow horizontally and wrap at the width — a
rectangular tag cloud. Counts dimmed; each tag+count kept on one line.

GitHub + tangled are two equal source repos, each with its deploy URL — drop
'mirrored'/original framing. Source/repo links use tangled.org (tangled.sh
301→.org); host-detection script also matches tngl.org for the migration.

Reverted adding the toggle to listing pages — those exist to navigate, so
hiding the nav makes no sense. Note no longer claims default-on or every-page;
explains the opt-in revert (returning to normal mode was too subtle to find).

Backticks in a wikilink alias (`[[features/tooling|`just` workflow]]`)
break Quartz's wikilink parser → rendered as raw text. Drop the backticks
from the alias and the note's frontmatter title (which showed them literally).

One note per customization (Feature/Usage/Implementation), grouped by
tag features/<nature>; features/index.md is the folder summary.

jj.md + interest-2025.md (tag:post) moved under posts/ (dated names);
jj keeps aliases:[jj]. uts-016P.md was a title-dup of distributing-my-binaries
(which already aliases uts-016P).

Footer Source switches GitHub↔tangled at runtime by hostname (new
scripts/deployment.inline.ts; opt-in via data-href-*/data-src-*). Adds a
'with custom features' link to the Quartz credit line → /features/.

OFM built inline #tag hrefs as pathToRoot(slug) + /tags/<tag>, then CrawlLinks
re-applied pathToRoot → the absolute base got prepended twice. Emit the tag link
vault-relative (tags/<tag>) and let CrawlLinks resolve it once, like wikilinks.

The earlier slug-level approach (foo -> foo/index) made Quartz treat every
content page as a folder (spurious "0 items under this folder") and broke tag
pages. Revert that; instead make the shared write() helper emit HTML
folder-style (foo/index.html) only on disk, leaving slugs normal so folder/tag
detection and listings work. Guards keep index, 404, and *.../index flat. Tag
pages now also emit folder-style, so /garden/tags/<tag> resolves on tangled.

tangled's sites server serves /foo without redirecting to /foo/, so Quartz's
relative ../.. paths resolved one level too high and pages rendered unstyled.
Derive the base path (e.g. /garden) from baseUrl once (setBasePath in build.ts)
and have pathToRoot return it, so every asset/link URL is absolute and
independent of the page's trailing slash. Root deploys keep the relative form.

The tangled sites server only resolves /foo -> /foo/index.html (never
/foo.html), so Quartz's flat foo.html + extensionless links 404'd. Slug
content pages as foo/index so Quartz emits folder-style and computes
relative paths correctly (same shape as its folder/tag pages). GitHub
Pages still serves these fine.

Builds the Quartz site on tangled's Spindle (nixery + bun, local
quartz/bootstrap-cli.mjs) and force-pushes public/ to the `site` branch
→ utensil.tngl.sh/garden. Triggers on push to v4 only (secrets inject
into every run, so PR triggers could leak the deploy key).

- devtools → tooling on 17 files (general dev tools, editors, git, config)
- devtools → tui on 1 file (investigate-tools-used-by-neovim)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

feat: port 136 interest nodes from forest (Phase 1)

Merge ported posts into v4

port: mdnote post nodes to content/posts/ (phase 3)

- Adds high-level and deep-dive documentation for migrating Quartz to Astro
- Covers plugin compatibility, adapter feasibility, and Obsidian-style features
- Provides a progressive adoption plan and technical mapping for key features

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