nostream-website@1.3.5

Patch Changes

• #1062 5d5b5b1 Thanks @chappie-daemon! - perf(website): size the hero poster to the box it paints in

  hero-poster.webp was encoded at 1920×1080 for a box Hero.astro caps at
  1180×664 CSS px (min(1180px, 80vw, film-h * 16/9)), which Lighthouse's
  image-delivery-insight reported as 36.9 KiB of waste on
  ema.tnsor.network (#876).
  The poster now encodes at 1440×810 — 1.22× that box, enough for a 1.25×
  display, so it needs no devicePixelRatio branch — and drops from 42,926 B
  to 30,878 B, a 28% reduction. SSIM against the old file at the display size
  is 0.9968 at 1180×664 and 0.9964 at the larger 1359×764 layout #876 measured.

  The social preview is unaffected: og:image defaults to the generated
  social-card.png at 1200×630 in build-social-card.mjs, and the hero poster
  has no second consumer. scripts/build-media.mjs resizes to 1440 so the next
  pnpm run media keeps the size instead of restoring 1920.

• #1063 771f53e Thanks @chappie-daemon! - docs(website): lead with what the relay gives you, not its language

  The default meta description and the footer still introduced nostream as "a
  Nostr relay written in TypeScript", which describes the implementation and not
  the thing a reader gets. The <title>, the og:image:alt and the repository
  description already lead with owning a relay in a social network nobody can
  switch off; the two stragglers now match them.

  The description feeds meta[name=description], og:description and
  twitter:description, so the link preview changes with it. The technical
  substance — PostgreSQL + Redis, Lightning admission, Tor and I2P, admin
  console — is unchanged.