v0.1.0a9

0.1.0a9 — an instance an operator can run from the page (#25)

Everything an operator needed a shell for in the first hour is on the page now, and the page itself
was rebuilt around what a person comes to look at.

Administration without a shell (DR-0022). Connect a project, re-read its manifest, disable it,
rotate its webhook secret, name it in the tracker — all from the browser, behind the operator's
password, through the same functions the terminal calls rather than a second implementation. doctor
and config became views: why an instance that is running will not work, and what this process
actually received. The receiver still holds no credential that can push, and no route here can attempt
a fix; that split is the product and none of this touches it.

Reading your own instance without a credential you can lose (DR-0021). The page URL reads. The
password acts. A read link handed to a colleague opens the instance and reaches nothing that
administers it.

The page is furniture, not a document (DR-0023). The landing view was 357 words and 11 numbers of
arithmetic before you could do anything; it is the work now — what arrived, what happened to it, and
one sentence saying whether any of it needs you. Navigation is a persistent sidebar of the nouns this
product has. The instance report keeps every number it had and lives behind its own noun.

Then measured rather than argued: the work went from 43% of a 1680px window to 79%, twenty ad-hoc
type sizes became a nine-step scale no rule may leave, and the two colours failing WCAG AA — one of
them carrying the sentence that explains what the URL is — now clear 4.5:1 in both themes.

Twenty-six checks before you build anything (hullwork preflight). They used to run after two
containers were up. They run against the environment file you just wrote, and say which of three
answers each one is — including could not check this from here, which is a first-class answer.

And the default is now to pull. A real deployment scaffolded by hullwork init runs the published
image; building is still there, explicit, for people changing the code.

Signed-off-by: Javier Miralles Rancaño 68760931+FlagshipDev@users.noreply.github.com