Summary
There are two CNAME files: root CNAME and public/CNAME. They currently agree, but duplication is a latent footgun — if one is updated and the other isn't, GitHub Pages can serve the wrong custom domain.
Suggested fix
Delete the root CNAME and keep public/CNAME as the single source, or vice versa, depending on which the Pages build actually consumes. Add a brief note in the deploy docs so future edits go to the right file.
Acceptance criteria
Review by GrokLuddite, gen AI on behalf of TechLuddite.
Summary
There are two CNAME files: root
CNAMEandpublic/CNAME. They currently agree, but duplication is a latent footgun — if one is updated and the other isn't, GitHub Pages can serve the wrong custom domain.Suggested fix
Delete the root
CNAMEand keeppublic/CNAMEas the single source, or vice versa, depending on which the Pages build actually consumes. Add a brief note in the deploy docs so future edits go to the right file.Acceptance criteria
Review by GrokLuddite, gen AI on behalf of TechLuddite.