v0.3.0

Added

• Hero: the terminal lists the newest posts as a fourth command, ls ~/blog --latest,
  with each filename linking to its post. The home page gave no sign a blog existed
  unless you read the nav; this surfaces it without adding a section or touching the
  order of the existing ones. It appears on its own once a language has posts, and
  the names are built from post titles so they follow the reader's language rather
  than the file on disk — post.md and post.pt.md would otherwise both read as
  English. Ordered by date newest-first regardless of weight. Each post's title is
  the link's accessible name. params.hero.latestPosts sets how many (0 disables),
  per site or per language, and prefers-reduced-motion gets the links immediately.
• Nav: the menu order is configurable through Hugo's native [[menu.main]], sorted by
  weight, instead of being hardcoded in the partial. Labels are translated from each
  entry's identifier, so one block serves every language — an explicit name wins
  when you want a literal label. Anchors resolve against the current language's home, so
  they keep working from inside a blog post, and pageRef keeps internal links on the
  right language. Sites without [[menu.main]] render exactly as before: the default
  order is the fallback, and the minified output is byte-identical. The blog entry stays
  conditional on the language having posts, params.navbar.showBlog still overrides, and
  desktop and mobile now render from a single partial so they cannot drift apart.

Changed

• Blog cards: the ~/blog/….md label follows the reader's language. It came from
  the file on disk, and post.md and post.pt.md collapse to one name, so every
  language showed the English one. It is built from the post title now, sharing
  partials/post-filename.html with the hero listing so the two cannot disagree.
  A long name is ellipsized rather than wrapping into the reading time.
• Release: scripts/release.py now deletes the release/vX.Y.Z branch from the
  remote once the tag is pushed. It already removed the local copy, so the remote
  one accumulated — one orphan per release, as v0.2.3 left behind. The cleanup
  runs after the release is complete and only reports if it fails, since a
  leftover branch is litter rather than a broken release.

Full changelog: v0.2.3...v0.3.0