is parsed<br>before a single module runs. js/brand.ts is the source of truth, and<br>test/brand.test.ts holds this file and the manifest to it.

WHAT COMES AFTER THE NAME is the search result's own headline, and it is<br>the one line of this page a search engine weighs most. "an outliner" was<br>accurate and told a reader nothing they would have typed into a search<br>box; this says what it is for in the words somebody looking for it would<br>use. The rest of what a crawler reads — description, canonical, the share<br>card — is injected from the PAGES table in seo.vite.ts. --><br>bulletlist.org — a free outliner for notes, plans and lists<br>/>

The theme-color line reads the resolved `--bg` back off the document, so<br>it needs the stylesheet to have landed — and where the stylesheet sits is<br>not ours to decide: vite MOVES the emitted `` to the end of ,<br>past anything written above it. Top of is after it in the built<br>page and after the hand-written `` in dev, so one position serves<br>both. It is still before every element below and therefore before any<br>paint; a script after a stylesheet also waits for it, which is what makes<br>the read below meaningful rather than lucky.

THE KEY IS SPELLED OUT because a plain script cannot import js/brand.ts,<br>exactly as the title and the manifest name are; test/theme.test.ts holds it<br>to `key("settings")` and runs the body of this script against real records.<br>Everything is guarded: a denied localStorage (private mode) or a record<br>some future version wrote must leave the app booting, and an unrecognised<br>palette id matches no rule in web/css/palettes.css, so the worst a bad value<br>can do is fall through to the default. -->

. It is inside `#app`<br>rather than beside it because `showLanding()` clears `#app` before<br>mounting — one line already removes this, and nothing has to remember<br>to.

TWO RULES, and they are not style points. It says only what the landing<br>page says, in the landing page's own words: a that promised<br>something the rendered page does not is cloaking, and it is the kind<br>search engines actually penalise. And it stays SHORT — this is a<br>fallback for a machine and a courtesy to the rare no-JS reader, not a<br>second copy of the site to keep in step with the first. test/seo.test.ts<br>holds the headline here to the in Landing.svelte. -->

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