Allow documentation corrections without a GitHub account - #11
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Readers can currently edit documentation only through GitHub. This adds an account-free passage editor with review-before-send, draft recovery, and receipt status. A Cloudflare Worker stores suggestions in D1 and a repository-scoped GitHub App creates focused pull requests; stale or formatting-sensitive changes become review issues.
The existing Starlight site, Markdown sources, and Pages deployment remain the publication path. Future bundled manuals link to the matching current page with their version attached; frozen archives are unchanged. The GitHub edit link remains as a secondary option.
Validation:
Cloudflare Worker, D1, Turnstile, GitHub App secrets, and public build variables are configured. The App is installed only on this repository. Main now requires a passing build and one review, with the owner's existing administrator bypass preserved. The public site gains the interface when this PR is merged and Pages deploys.
Live anonymous submission with production Turnstile and a nontechnical-reader usability check remain launch checks. Setup and operational details are in
services/suggestions/README.md.