fix: landing and docs overflow in mobile

[eddsaura]

Hey, just a quick fix for the home page on mobile.

The pre element needed overflow.

Before

Now

[steipete]

Closing as duplicate of #118. Both target the same mobile overflow problem, but #118 is the stronger version: broader coverage and it updates the source stylesheet at docs/assets/site.css rather than only the generated site copy.

[steipete]

Adding a fuller duplicate note for future triage:

#94 and #118 target the same mobile website overflow family, but #118 is the better canonical PR for review because it is broader and edits the source stylesheet instead of only the generated output.

Why #118 is the keeper:

• It updates , which is the source asset used by the site, rather than only , which is generated output.
• It covers the wider mobile responsiveness problem, not just the single overflow symptom.
• It adds breakpoint/layout handling that is more likely to survive the next site rebuild.

So closing #94 was not a judgment on the bug report quality; it was just consolidation onto the PR that fixes the same problem at the right layer and with broader coverage.

[steipete]

Adding a fuller duplicate note for future triage:

#94 and #118 target the same mobile website overflow family, but #118 is the better canonical PR for review because it is broader and edits the source stylesheet instead of only the generated output.

Why #118 is the keeper:

• It updates docs/assets/site.css, which is the source asset used by the site, rather than only docs/site/assets/site.css, which is generated output.
• It covers the wider mobile responsiveness problem, not just the single pre overflow symptom.
• It adds breakpoint/layout handling that is more likely to survive the next site rebuild.

So closing #94 was not a judgment on the bug report quality; it was just consolidation onto the PR that fixes the same problem at the right layer and with broader coverage.

[steipete]

Plain-text clarification: #118 is the better canonical PR because it updates the source stylesheet in docs/assets/site.css, not just the generated site copy, and it addresses the broader mobile responsiveness problem rather than only the single pre-overflow symptom.