feat: refresh site for the multi-repository WrightKit ecosystem - #3
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Distinguish WrightKit (the ecosystem) from Wright (its primary tooling product) across the hero, site metadata, and wordmark. Replace the single-repository capability and architecture model with an ecosystem source of truth: compatibility surfaces now state repository ownership (workshop-rs, opy-rs, del-rs, language-provider-protocol) and evidence-backed status, and a new Ecosystem section maps each repository to its product role. Order features tooling-first (lint, diagnostics, semantic inspection, agent APIs, language server, compiler last) and narrow the compiler claim to deterministic, catalog-validated en-US output. Present Workshop text as the interoperability hub with a conversion-direction matrix, and align installation copy with released distribution: Homebrew, the installer script, and release archives only, removing unavailable WinGet and Scoop claims and the nonexistent scoop-bucket link. Site metadata now reflects the ecosystem positioning. Also applies kill-ai-slop and apple-design refinements: drops the ornamental pipeline ordinals and transition-all in favor of precise transitions, keeping the existing system font stack, single accent, and reduced-motion handling. Fixes #2
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Implements #2 — a content and information-architecture refresh so the site reflects WrightKit as a tooling-first, multi-repository ecosystem rather than a single
wrighttoolchain.What changed
site.tsis reworked as an ecosystem source of truth, with the accuracy contract covering all owning repositories plus ADR-0009.crates/wright-*pipeline). A repository map:wright(tooling & orchestration, v0.1.0),workshop-rs(canonical Workshop core),opy-rs(OPY provider),del-rs(DEL/OSTW provider),language-provider-protocol(LPP v1.0),workshop-agent(agent skills, v0.1.4).E > D > S > Npriority are unchanged.wrightkit/scoop-bucketlink (Windows now points at the release ZIP with a WSL installer alternative). This also supersedes the openfix/homebrew-tap-linkPR — the correctedwrightkit/homebrew-taphref is included here.transition-allin favor of precise transitions; kept the existing system font stack, single orange accent, press-down feedback, translucent chrome, and reduced-motion/transparency/contrast handling.Verification
pnpm check— 0 errors, 0 warnings.pnpm build— passes, includingscripts/verify-build.mjs.wright,workshop-rs,opy-rs,del-rs,language-provider-protocol,workshop-agent,homebrew-tap, and the GitHub org/release/npm state).Fixes #2