Site: the build goes to public/ at the repository root, which git ignores

output_dir in site/config.toml, so zola build in site/ and zola --root site
build from the root both write ./public. The ignore is /public/, not
site/public/.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EhqxQ49eCju4CzKYNjZzwT

docs/milestones/W1.md

@@ -68,6 +68,7 @@ Changed before it ships:
 ## As built (phase 1)
 
 - **CI is split.** `ci.yml` (the firmware) has `paths-ignore: site/**, docs/**, README.md, CONTEXT.md` on pushes to `main` and on pull requests. `site.yml` runs `zola check` and `zola build` with a Zola pinned by its checksum, then `site/tools/check_site.py`, when those files change. Gitea's own source (v1.24, read, not run against the 1.27 server) shows that path filters count as matched for tag pushes, so a tag still releases. A change that touches both runs both.
+- **The build output** goes to `public/` at the root of the repository, not into `site/`: `output_dir = "../public"` in `site/config.toml`, so `zola build` in `site/` and `zola --root site build` from the root agree, and git ignores `/public/`.
 - **The site** is in `site/`: `config.toml`, templates (base, home, install, downloads, 404), `data/` for the App cards and the screenshots' captions, `static/` (stylesheet, theme switch, fonts, wordmark, icons, real screenshots, the vendored flasher). `site/README.md` says how to build it and what the server needs.
 - **The home page** follows the design. Changed from it: the hero and the mesh card promise nothing that isn't built (the mesh messenger is a "planned" card), an Install button first, a status box, a "what you need" row, a section of real screenshots, the updates section says the device installs releases itself, an independence line and a statement about cookies and third-party requests in the footer, the latest version read from the Gitea API at build time, and the nav's Wiki replaced. The two hero drawings are generated by `site/tools/make_illustrations.py` (a port of the design's scripted shapes) as inline SVG.
 - **The focus ring.** `clip-path` clips outlines, so a focused notched control drops its notches and shows square corners and its ring.