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Creates a bare-bones SvelteKit blog project (using
mdsvexfor Markdown processing, and the static adapter to build static files). Also adds the requisite.shfile for benchmarking. (Note: just copied an existing.shfile and modified slightly, but it seems to work.)PR looks much larger than it really is; most of those lines are the
package-lock.jsonfile.The SvelteKit site just has a homepage that lists all the posts with a link, and of course a page for each post. No extras at all.
I suspect one could get quicker build times by using Vite for the markdown processing instead of mdsvex, but that's for another experiment, I suppose.