docs(refactor): note accepted dotfile-leak on ServBay Caddy#48
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After the live deploy on https://scriptor.cms, the `/.htaccess` file is served byte-for-byte by Caddy because ServBay's bundled `php-rewrite-default` snippet has no dotfile-block rule. Decision: accepted — the file only enumerates Apache fallback rules, and the real sensitive paths (boot/, vendor/, data/, .git/) all live OUTSIDE public/ and stay physically unreachable. Documented for future-self plus the Caddy snippet to enable the block if ServBay-local hygiene matters later. The Hetzner demo already ships dotfile-block via docker/nginx.conf.
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After the live deploy on https://scriptor.cms, the
/.htaccessfile is served byte-for-byte by Caddy because ServBay's bundledphp-rewrite-defaultsnippet has no dotfile-block rule. Decision: accepted — the file only enumerates Apache fallback rules, and the real sensitive paths (boot/, vendor/, data/, .git/) all live OUTSIDE public/ and stay physically unreachable.Documented for future-self plus the Caddy snippet to enable the block if ServBay-local hygiene matters later. The Hetzner demo already ships dotfile-block via docker/nginx.conf.