Adopt the SlopCop docs design and move to usagebench.slopcop.com

[alexswearingen]

Summary

• Design: the docs move onto the foundation stylesheet shared with DataFlowBench: Apfel Grotezk and JetBrains Mono, restrained chamfers, and a centred content column with the contents list floating beside it. Tables scroll inside their own box, and long identifiers wrap at _ - / . : or in 16-character hash pieces instead of widening the page. The landing page leads with a full-width verdict above two equal columns.
• Domain: the site config, the Docs workflow's PUBLIC_DOCS_SITE, CNAME, CITATION.cff and the README now point at usagebench.slopcop.com. The landing page names SlopCop as publisher. GitHub links stay on BrokkAi.
• Search:
  • a robots.txt naming the sitemap;
  • a 1200×630 social card with Open Graph and Twitter tags;
  • WebSite structured data;
  • a distinct description for the generated case-comparison page.
• Tooling: scripts/preview-published-docs.sh renders the published releases locally. Run it with --restore to return to the committed state.

Checks

• npm run check: 0 errors
• npm run build: 23 pages
• npm run links:check: 22 routes OK
• evidence:check and results:check pass
• Python unit tests: 44 pass
• Layout audited on every route at 390, 1000, 1158, 1440, 1600 and 2560px. Nothing overflows the page or runs under the contents list.

Deploying

Merging does not deploy. After merge, run Actions → Docs on main with v1=v0.2.0, v2=v0.3.4 and legacy=v0.3.1, which match the live site. The workflow's defaults (v0.3.0, no legacy tag) would roll the results back.

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