Refactor: home, navigation, pagination samples

[recursionlab]

Updates: site metadata, home hero cleanup, navigation, brand color, pagination sample posts, robots.txt, and QA notes. Build: 'bundle exec jekyll build' completed locally; vendor Sass shows non-blocking deprecation warnings. See _qa/pagination-snippet.txt for verification.

Summary by Sourcery

Refactor site structure and styling by updating homepage, navigation, metadata, and theme variables, while adding pagination samples and robots.txt for site testing and SEO.

New Features:

• Add six sample posts for pagination testing
• Include robots.txt file for crawler directives

Enhancements:

• Refactor homepage layout with updated hero content and links to Projects and Blog
• Simplify navigation menu by removing legacy entries and adding Projects and About
• Update site metadata and post front matter for branding and consistency
• Introduce brand-color Sass variable and set it as the theme color
• Reorder Jekyll plugins to apply the remote theme first

Chores:

• Add QA pagination snippet for verification

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR refactors site metadata, homepage content, navigation structure, theme variables, configuration and build setup, and adds pagination sample posts along with QA artifacts.

Entity relationship diagram for new and updated post metadata

erDiagram
    POST {
      string seotitle
      string title
      string description
      string author
      string type
      datetime date
      string headerimage
      string feature-img
      string[] tags
    }
    POST ||--o| TAG : has
    TAG {
      string name
    }

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Class diagram for updated configuration and theme variables

classDiagram
    class Config {
      string encoding
      string locale
      string title
      string description
      string favicon
      string avatar
      string url
      Plugin[] plugins
    }
    class Plugin {
      string name
    }
    Config "1" o-- "*" Plugin
    class ThemeVariables {
      string brand-color
      string theme-color
      string gray
      string body-color
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Content metadata and homepage cleanup	Rewrote front-matter fields (titles, descriptions, dates, URLs, tags) Removed obsolete fields and redundant copy Reorganized index.md hero section with concise headings and links	index.md _posts/2018-10-27-example.md _posts/2018-10-28-documentation.md
Navigation structure overhaul	Simplified main menu to Blog, Projects, About Removed legacy documentation and submenu entries	_data/navigation.yml
Configuration and build updates	Updated site description in _config.yml Reordered plugins with remote theme first Added csv, logger, base64 gems in Gemfile Introduced robots.txt	_config.yml Gemfile robots.txt
Brand color and Sass variable refactor	Declared new $brand-color variable Set $theme-color default to $brand-color	_sass/_variables.scss
Pagination sample posts and QA notes	Added six sample posts for pagination testing Included QA verification snippet	_posts/2024-09-01-sample-1.md _posts/2024-09-02-sample-2.md _posts/2024-09-03-sample-3.md _posts/2024-09-04-sample-4.md _posts/2024-09-05-sample-5.md _posts/2024-09-06-sample-6.md _qa/pagination-snippet.txt

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey there - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

• Remove or move the six sample pagination posts out of the main _posts directory (or conditionally include them) so they don’t clutter production content.
• Verify that the added csv, logger, and base64 gems are actually used in your build or plugin logic and remove any that aren’t strictly necessary.
• Populate robots.txt with appropriate directives (or confirm an empty file is intentional) to avoid accidentally exposing parts of the site to crawlers.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- Remove or move the six sample pagination posts out of the main `_posts` directory (or conditionally include them) so they don’t clutter production content.
- Verify that the added `csv`, `logger`, and `base64` gems are actually used in your build or plugin logic and remove any that aren’t strictly necessary.
- Populate `robots.txt` with appropriate directives (or confirm an empty file is intentional) to avoid accidentally exposing parts of the site to crawlers.

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