chore: archive completed OpenSpec changes

Archive all 6 deployed changes following OpenSpec workflow:
- add-minimal-hugo-site → hugo-site spec
- add-multilingual-support → internationalization spec
- migrate-site-content → content-migration + image-assets specs
- add-custom-bootstrap-styling → styling spec
- add-cv-page → content-management spec
- simple-deployment → deployment spec

All changes moved to archive/ with 2025-10-30 date prefix.
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# Change Proposal: simple-deployment
## Why
Currently there is no automated way to deploy the built Hugo site to the production server. Manual file transfers are error-prone and time-consuming. This change adds a deployment script to automate uploads via rsync over SSH, properly mirroring content (including deletions).
## What Changes
- Add deployment script `scripts/deploy.sh` that syncs `public/` directory via rsync
- Use environment variables `SSH_USER`, `SSH_HOST`, `SSH_PORT`, and `REMOTE_ROOT` for configuration
- Implement mirror behavior with `--delete` flag to remove remote files not present locally
- Implement prerequisite checks (public/ exists, rsync installed, credentials set)
- Add error handling and progress reporting
- Update documentation with deployment instructions
## Impact
- Affected specs: New `deployment` capability
- Affected code: New file `scripts/deploy.sh`
- Dependencies: Requires `rsync` to be installed
- Configuration: User must set `SSH_USER` and `SSH_HOST` environment variables
- `SSH_PORT` defaults to 22
- `REMOTE_ROOT` defaults to /httpsdocs
- No changes to existing Hugo templates, content, or build process
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# Deployment Capability
## ADDED Requirements
### Requirement: Rsync Deployment Script SHALL be provided
The system SHALL provide an automated deployment script that syncs the built Hugo site to the production server via rsync over SSH, properly mirroring content.
#### Scenario: User deploys site after building
**Given** the Hugo site has been built successfully (public/ directory exists)
**And** the user has set the SSH_USER and SSH_HOST environment variables
**When** the user runs the deployment script
**Then** the script connects to the specified SSH_HOST via rsync over SSH
**And** syncs all files from the public/ directory to the REMOTE_ROOT directory on the server
**And** deletes remote files that don't exist locally (mirror behavior)
**And** displays sync progress and completion status
**And** exits with status code 0 on success
#### Scenario: Script fails when credentials are missing
**Given** the Hugo site has been built
**And** the SSH_USER or SSH_HOST environment variable is not set
**When** the user runs the deployment script
**Then** the script displays an error message explaining the missing configuration
**And** exits with a non-zero status code
**And** does not attempt to connect to the server
#### Scenario: Script handles connection failures gracefully
**Given** the SSH_USER and SSH_HOST are set correctly
**And** the network connection to the server is unavailable or SSH authentication fails
**When** the user runs the deployment script
**Then** the script displays a clear error message about the connection failure
**And** exits with a non-zero status code
**And** does not leave the deployment in a partially completed state
### Requirement: Secure Credential Management SHALL be enforced
The deployment process SHALL handle credentials securely without exposing them in version control or script output.
#### Scenario: Configuration stored as environment variables
**Given** the user needs to deploy the site
**When** the user reviews the deployment documentation
**Then** the documentation instructs them to set SSH_USER, SSH_HOST, SSH_PORT, and REMOTE_ROOT as environment variables
**And** the deployment script reads configuration only from environment variables
**And** credentials are never hardcoded in scripts or configuration files
**And** SSH key-based authentication is used for secure, password-less access
#### Scenario: Script does not expose credentials in output
**Given** the deployment script is running
**When** the script displays status messages or logs
**Then** SSH keys or passwords are never displayed in plain text
**And** connection strings show only the host and user information
**And** error messages do not reveal credential values
### Requirement: Deployment Status Feedback SHALL be provided
The deployment script SHALL provide clear feedback about the deployment process and outcome.
#### Scenario: User receives progress updates during deployment
**Given** the deployment script is uploading files
**When** the upload is in progress
**Then** the script displays which files or directories are being uploaded
**And** shows overall progress indicators
**And** provides estimated time or completion percentage when possible
#### Scenario: Successful deployment confirmation
**Given** all files have been uploaded successfully
**When** the deployment completes
**Then** the script displays a success message
**And** confirms the total number of files uploaded
**And** exits with status code 0
#### Scenario: Failed deployment with actionable error
**Given** an error occurs during deployment
**When** the deployment fails
**Then** the script displays the specific error encountered
**And** suggests possible remediation steps
**And** exits with a non-zero status code
### Requirement: Deployment Prerequisites SHALL be verified
The deployment script SHALL verify that prerequisites are met before attempting deployment.
#### Scenario: Script checks for built site
**Given** the user runs the deployment script
**When** the script starts
**Then** it verifies that the public/ directory exists
**And** contains files to deploy
**And** exits with an error if the directory is missing or empty
#### Scenario: Script checks for required tools
**Given** the deployment script starts
**When** it performs prerequisite checks
**Then** it verifies that rsync is installed and available
**And** displays an installation message if rsync is missing
**And** exits with an error if required tools are unavailable
#### Scenario: Script supports configurable ports and remote directories
**Given** the user needs to deploy to a non-standard SSH port or directory
**When** the user sets SSH_PORT and REMOTE_ROOT environment variables
**Then** the script uses the specified port instead of the default (22)
**And** the script uploads to the specified remote directory instead of the default (/httpsdocs)
**And** if these variables are not set, the script uses sensible defaults
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# Tasks: simple-deployment
## Implementation Tasks
### 1. Create deployment script structure
- [x] Create `scripts/` directory in project root if it doesn't exist
- [x] Create `scripts/deploy.sh` with proper shebang and execution permissions
- [x] Add basic script structure with functions for connection, upload, and error handling
- **Validates**: Script file exists and is executable
### 2. Implement prerequisite checks
- [x] Check for existence and non-empty state of `public/` directory
- [x] Verify `rsync` is installed and available in PATH
- [x] Check that `SSH_USER` and `SSH_HOST` environment variables are set
- [x] Display clear error messages for any missing prerequisites
- **Validates**: Script exits early with helpful errors when prerequisites are missing
### 3. Implement SSH/rsync connection logic
- [x] Configure rsync to connect using SSH_USER and SSH_HOST
- [x] Support configurable SSH_PORT (defaults to 22)
- [x] Support configurable REMOTE_ROOT (defaults to /httpsdocs)
- [x] Use SSH key-based authentication for secure, password-less access
- **Validates**: Script can establish SSH connection with correct credentials
### 4. Implement file sync functionality
- [x] Use rsync command to sync `public/` contents to remote directory
- [x] Configure sync to preserve file permissions and timestamps (-a flag)
- [x] Enable compression during transfer (-z flag)
- [x] Implement mirror behavior with --delete flag (removes remote files not present locally)
- [x] Handle all file types appropriately
- **Validates**: All files from public/ are correctly synced to the remote directory and old files are removed
### 5. Add progress and status reporting
- [x] Display connection status messages
- [x] Show sync progress through rsync verbose output
- [x] Report sync completion with summary
- [x] Ensure SSH keys or passwords are never displayed in output
- **Validates**: User receives clear feedback during deployment process
### 6. Implement error handling
- [x] Catch connection failures with descriptive error messages
- [x] Handle partial upload failures gracefully
- [x] Provide actionable error messages for common failure scenarios
- [x] Set appropriate exit codes (0 for success, non-zero for failures)
- **Validates**: Script handles errors gracefully and provides useful feedback
### 7. Add script documentation
- [x] Add header comments explaining script purpose and usage
- [x] Document required environment variables (SSH_USER, SSH_HOST, SSH_PORT, REMOTE_ROOT)
- [x] Include example usage in comments
- [x] Add inline comments for rsync command options
- **Validates**: Script is self-documenting for future maintenance
### 8. Update project documentation
- [x] Add deployment section to README.md or create DEPLOYMENT.md
- [x] Document environment variable setup process
- [x] Provide example deployment workflow (build → deploy)
- [x] Include troubleshooting tips for common issues
- **Validates**: User documentation exists and covers deployment process
### 9. Test deployment script
- [x] Test with missing prerequisites (no public/, no rsync, no SSH_USER/SSH_HOST)
- [x] Test with SSH authentication issues
- [x] Test successful deployment with valid credentials and SSH keys
- [x] Verify synced files match local public/ directory
- [x] Verify remote files are deleted when removed locally (mirror behavior)
- **Validates**: Script behaves correctly in success and failure scenarios
### 10. Create .gitignore entry for environment files
- [x] Ensure .env files are ignored if user creates them locally
- [x] Verify credentials cannot be accidentally committed
- **Validates**: Git ignores any credential-containing files
## Dependency Notes
- Tasks 1-2 must complete before task 3
- Tasks 3-4 must complete before task 5
- Task 6 can be implemented in parallel with tasks 3-5
- Tasks 7-8 can be done after core implementation (tasks 1-6)
- Task 9 requires all implementation tasks (1-6) to be complete
- Task 10 can be done at any time
## Testing Strategy
Manual testing is sufficient for this change:
1. Test prerequisite checks by intentionally removing prerequisites
2. Test with invalid credentials to verify error handling
3. Test successful deployment to production server
4. Verify all files are present and correct on server after deployment
5. Test script output for clarity and absence of credential exposure