docs(site): serve the site from darkkle.com - #10
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Add a CNAME file so GitHub Pages serves the site from the project's own domain, and set the site URL accordingly. The baseurl is now empty because the site is served from the root of an apex domain rather than from a project subpath. The sitemap reference in robots.txt and the page list in llms.txt are updated to the new origin. Links to the GitHub repository itself are unchanged; only the site's own origin moved. GitHub Pages will redirect the previous crypto-frog.github.io/darkkle address to the new domain, so existing links keep working. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Points the published site at the project's own domain.
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docs/CNAMEdarkkle.com. A CNAME file in the publishing source is what tells GitHub Pages to serve the custom domaindocs/_config.ymlurl→https://darkkle.com;baseurl→""(empty, since the site is now at an apex root rather than a project subpath)docs/robots.txtdocs/llms.txtLinks to the GitHub repository are unchanged. Only the site's own origin moved.
DNS is already in place
Verified before opening this:
darkkle.com→ all four GitHub Pages IPs (185.199.108-111.153)www.darkkle.com→ CNAME →crypto-frog.github.ioAfter merge
GitHub Pages will detect the CNAME file, provision a Let's Encrypt certificate, and redirect
crypto-frog.github.io/darkkleto the new domain so existing links keep working. HTTPS enforcement will be enabled once the certificate is issued.npm run checkpasses;docs/is not in the release archive.