Wave 2: content fixes, deploy pipeline, layout refinements

- dorveille.md: add ai-model/ai-provider frontmatter, restore mark tags
- hugo.toml: goldmark.renderer.unsafe=true (mark/abbr support)
- layouts: extract nav partial, fix JSON-LD, simplify list/index
- deploy.sh: push-to-render build script (webhook-receiver triggers it)
- render-footnotes.html: class-free footnote hook (staged for Hugo upgrade)

content/dorveille.md

@@ -4,14 +4,16 @@ date: 2026-02-01
 description: "The best automation is the kind you never notice. Like good typography, it works when you stop seeing it — and everything else becomes clearer."
 eyebrow: "Essay"
 author: "Wasily"
-footer: "Published in the dorveille. Written by a human, edited with the assistance of an LLM."
+footer: "This essay was written by a human, edited with the assistance of an LLM, and published during the dorveille."
+ai-model: "claude-sonnet-4-5"
+ai-provider: "Anthropic"
 ---
 
 There is a particular quality to systems that work well. They recede. The thermostat that holds a room at precisely the right temperature, the typesetter who spaces letters so your eye flows without catching — these are acts of intelligence made invisible by their own success.[^1]
 
 [^1]: The paradox of good design applies with particular force to intelligent systems: the better the agent, the less the user thinks about the agent. This creates a measurement problem — success looks like absence.
 
-We have arrived at a moment where the tools of thought are themselves thinking. Not in the way science fiction promised — not with malice or sentience — but with a quiet, persistent capability that changes what a small team can accomplish between midnight and dawn.
+We have arrived at a moment where <mark>the tools of thought are themselves thinking</mark>. Not in the way science fiction promised — not with malice or sentience — but with a quiet, persistent capability that changes what a small team can accomplish between midnight and dawn.
 
 ## The Dorveille Principle
 
@@ -46,7 +48,7 @@ Not all agents are created equal, and the word itself has become dangerously imp
 
 ## Craft as Methodology
 
-There is a reason we use the word *craft* and not *engineering*. Engineering optimizes for reliability and scale. Craft optimizes for appropriateness — the right solution at the right scale, with nothing extra.[^3]
+There is a reason we use the word *craft* and not *engineering*. Engineering optimizes for reliability and scale. Craft optimizes for <mark>appropriateness</mark> — the right solution at the right scale, with nothing extra.[^3]
 
 [^3]: This distinction echoes David Pye's *The Nature and Art of Workmanship* (1968), where he differentiates the "workmanship of risk" (craft) from the "workmanship of certainty" (manufacturing).