Publish one high-signal English article every 6 hours to the GitHub Pages site under docs/blog/, then update the homepage entry when appropriate.

• Not shallow news reposts.
• Must contain an original technical angle, not just "site X exposes source maps".
• Must naturally increase desire to use SourceDetector.
• Must stay evidence-based and avoid exploit-style operational detail.
• Tone: geeky, sharp, opinionated, interesting, calm.

1. Pick one publicly observable front-end / client-side artifact pattern.
2. Build one central thesis with independent judgment.
3. Use 2-5 concrete public evidence points.
4. Explain why it matters for architecture / security / engineering operations.
5. Convert curiosity into product pull for SourceDetector.
6. Publish under docs/blog/<slug>/index.html.
7. Add or rotate a homepage entry in docs/index.html.
8. Commit, push, and verify Pages deployment.

• Do not claim a breach unless there is direct evidence.
• Public source maps are evidence of exposure, not automatic compromise.
• Prefer architecture insight, operational tradeoff, and engineering lessons.
• End with a natural CTA to install SourceDetector.

• New blog URL/path
• Commit hash
• Push success
• Pages deployment check or GitHub workflow evidence