Flatten page files so wiki links resolve within the wiki, not raw content GitHub wiki routes pages by basename only, ignoring directory structure in the git tree — the earlier import (from PR #3) kept the nested research/ and plans/stale/ layout, so every relative link like ./research/build-wiring/README.md rendered as a literal filename with a .md extension. GitHub doesn't recognize that as a page slug, so it 302-redirected to raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/... instead of rendering the page. Six README.md files at different paths also collided on the single flat "README" slug. Renamed every file to a flat, directory-prefixed slug (e.g. research/build-wiring/ci-configuration.md -> research-build-wiring-ci-configuration.md) and rewrote every internal link to the bare new slug (no ./, no .md). Verified every link target now matches an existing page filename.

cpb committed Jul 2, 2026