LinkedIn, X, Facebook, WhatsApp, TikTok, Snapchat icons now served from
/assets/social/ instead of cdn.simpleicons.org. LinkedIn uses the official
brand PNG from Downloads; remaining icons are scraped SVGs.
Share card now displays the AI bubble's marked-rendered HTML (after
basic tag allowlist sanitization) instead of escaped plaintext.
Markdown bold, lists, code, headers all show.
Share click in chat now opens a preview modal. Publishing to the
gallery only happens when the user explicitly clicks Publish in the
modal - removes the click-and-immediately-public surprise.
Build pipeline
- build-stage.sh replaces the old in-Dockerfile bootstrap.py path. Host
pre-compiles src/*.el into dist/main.c via the canonical native elc at
foundation/el/dist/platform/elc and applies the stub-decl sed before
docker buildx runs.
- Dockerfile.stage drops bootstrap.py + python3 from the builder stage
and just runs cc on the host-supplied dist/main.c.
- Pre-rendered HTML shells under /srv/landing/ are now chowned to the
landing user so the El page-builder's fs_write at startup can rewrite
them — without that, post-COPY edits never reach the served HTML and
the served page stays as the stale build-time fallback.
Chat restore
- session.verified + session.verifiedAt persist through localStorage so
a return visit within 24h skips the Turnstile gate and lands directly
in the restored conversation.
- restoreOrGreet() is the single source of truth for what shows up in
the message pane after the gate clears: replays prior messages with
skipSave, else drops the canned hello once and remembers it.
- applyVerifiedDom() hides the gate / reveals the chat row, called both
from the verified-on-load path (DOMContentLoaded if loading, else
immediate) and from the Turnstile callback.
- neuronDemoReset clears verified + verifiedAt so the gate returns next
open.
Extracted JS assets (src/assets/js/*.js + manifest.json) and the
extract-js.py helper land here too — they match what the new build-stage
flow produces and removes the inline <script> blobs from the served HTML.
Will Anderson