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fix(docs): preserve versioned archives during stable deployment - #119
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Summary
Closes #118.
Retain published versioned documentation when replacing the stable Engineer site. Read the existing website release archives using the existing deployment credential, stage those archives with the new stable site, and keep the clean build separate for the new versioned upload. Missing inputs fail before deployment. No runtime, package metadata, dependency, credential scope or published 0.2.0 artifact changes.
The exact old 0.1.6 archive has also been restored separately from its verified original Git tree. Its live version/source markers, linked pages and stylesheets pass, as do the unchanged current and versioned 0.2.0 docs.
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Codex reproduced the actual deployment failure, implemented and reviewed the retained repair, refreshed it against current main, restored the verified historical archive and prepared these tests and notes. Verification uses the producing workflow/action and actual published identities, not a mock of the staging logic.