chore: drop rendered docs/ - #112
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Rendered artifacts no longer belong in the repo: the pages workflow builds from material/ and deploys the site artifact on every push to main. Local full renders go to gitignored ./site via docker compose. Co-authored-by: cherusk <10729954+cherusk@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pages serves from the pages workflow artifact (build_type: workflow, first deploy landed and verified live). The committed render directory is dead weight: per-render churn of ~35 files, stale-image traps, hash noise, root-owned output incidents. robots.txt: crawlers read only the host-root file in godon-dev.github.io (RFC 9309); the project-level copy dies with this directory and discovery is unaffected.
After merge: no more render commits. Source-only diffs. CI renders.
Merge: rebase-merge.