max / makenotwork

0.16.4: the described public pages and the classified source browser Six commits of server source since the 0.16.3 that was built on 2026-08-31. Version equality was hiding it: tier host already read 0.16.3 while prod sat on 0.16.2, and that 0.16.3 predated all of today's work. What is in it: - `/u/{username}` and `/p/{slug}` are described documents. `user.html`, `project.html`, `follow_button.html` and `tip_button.html` are gone, with `UserTemplate`, `ProjectTemplate` and `FollowButtonTemplate`. The last three hand-written `<link rel="alternate">` tags are said by the screens now and spelled by `FeedKind`. - The follow control is one description, drawn by both pages and answered by `routes/api/follows`, so a press cannot leave a button the page would not have drawn. - `helpers::redirect_to`, because a described form is an htmx post and both Stripe checkout handlers end at a 303 the browser follows inside the XHR. - The syntax highlighter classifies instead of emitting HTML, and the scope-to-class mapping moved out of `static/style.css` into `syntax_of`. - `_hyperscript.min.js` is vendored. The shell has linked it on every described document since quasi shipped it and this server never served it, so it was a 404 per page and every disclosure and tab strip a screen could draw was inert. The openapi spec carries only the version string: no route changed shape, which is what a conversion to described documents should look like from outside.