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Fixed
import_ghost now substitutes Ghost's __GHOST_URL__ placeholder
on import (#376). Text-shaped fields (post / page body HTML,
custom_excerpt, meta_description) get the token stripped, yielding
site-relative URLs like /<old-permalink>/. URL-shaped fields
(feature_image, og_image, canonical_url) get the token substituted
with the Ghost site URL, derived from the first non-empty posts[*].url in the export, or from the new --ghost-base-url
CLI override. Recovery for already-imported sites: re-run bragi import ghost <export.json> --site <slug> against the same
site; the importer is idempotent on (site_id, source_id) so the
re-run cleans bodies and re-fetches feature images with the
substituted absolute URL. Re-import overwrites any post-import
edits to Ghost-sourced fields (body, title, status, meta,
canonical_url, feature_image), and may create a second Attachment
row for the re-fetched feature image (dedup is by external_source_id
value, which changes when the placeholder is substituted; orphan
rows can be cleaned later).
Known limitations
The placeholder substitution is a naive string replace, so the
literal token inside <pre> / <code> blocks is stripped too. A
post documenting Ghost itself loses the literal __GHOST_URL__ in
code samples; restore via the admin editor after import.