Replace VitePress with reviewed v2 and v3 guidebooks - #31
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Replace the VitePress application and mixed-version guides with content imported by the main website: 33 rewritten v2 pages and 36 rewritten v3 pages, each with separate navigation, review metadata and pinned release baselines. V3 is the default and AI source; v2 remains fully browsable. The legacy redirect map and heading aliases preserve old bookmarks, and old image files remain available.
All 71 new screenshots show real, isolated applications at 2.4.6 or 3.0.0-alpha.10. Each has exact release/commit/hash provenance. Guides cover the different recurring-invoice, payment-allocation, company/global-settings, role, module and PDF workflows.
content-review.jsonrecords coverage and intentional exclusions, including no MCP page in v2.The standalone website parser validates 69 documents and 107 assets without private repository credentials. All 69 pages were opened locally with no broken article images, overflow or page errors. A disposable v2-to-v3 migration rehearsal preserved sample record counts; template commands and locked builds passed for both baselines. See
verification/versioned-books-2026-09-27.mdfor scope and limitations.Deploy website #54 before merging this schema-2 content. Master publication uses the existing authenticated import workflow; AI indexing is separate. Screenshot fixtures and skills are in devenv #3.