fix(public): serve rel=icon favicon on every page so browsers stop 404ing /favicon.ico - #85
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…4ing /favicon.ico All five human-facing pages link the apple-touch-icon but no rel=icon, so browsers fall back to a /favicon.ico request that 404s on every page load. Add the existing public/favicon.svg as the declared favicon, matching the link already used on the retired agent-desk page.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFive public HTML pages now include a shared SVG favicon reference in their head metadata. ChangesFavicon metadata
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…ks in check-site.mjs (#113) PR #85 added the rel=icon favicon link to the five public pages but scoped out the brief-requested page and the check-site.mjs guard the original branch carried. /brief-requested is the post-signup page every buyer hits, so it kept falling back to /favicon.ico (404) on every load. Re-land both: add the link to brief-requested.html and enforce exactly one /favicon.svg rel=icon link on all seven served pages, with the asset tracked, valid SVG, and allow-listed in the worker.
…in and live (#132) The review-queue item 'No rel=icon link is served, so every page load fires a 404 /favicon.ico request while favicon.svg exists and is allow-listed' is already fixed in origin/main: PR #85 added the /favicon.svg rel=icon link to the five public pages, and PR #113 re-landed it on /brief-requested plus the check-site.mjs guard enforcing exactly one rel=icon per served page with the asset tracked, valid SVG, and worker allow-listed. This lane re-verified the guarantee still holds on the current head (18128e8): - npm run check passes: the favicon guard checks all seven served pages. - npm test passes: 92 tests total, all suites green. - Fresh live measurement in real Chromium (2026-08-12): all six live pages load 200 with exactly one <link rel=icon href=/favicon.svg> and zero /favicon.ico requests fired on any load; /favicon.svg serves 200 image/svg+xml. (The /favicon.ico 404 itself is unreachable now: no page references it. An unrelated pre-existing CSP-blocked Google Ads placeholder on /brief-requested is noted in the receipt.) Nothing further to change; the receipt records the closeout on the current head so the item cannot be re-opened by tracker drift.
…duals (#196) * docs(evidence): close the two post-#105 duplicate fix-PR cluster residuals Both residual clusters from the #105 reconciliation are in terminal state: cluster 1 (brief-requested clean links) merged via survivor #145 (f9214c1), cluster 2 (favicon) delivered via #85 and #113. Verified on this run that no open PR carries either fix, main carries both, checks/tests are green on a fresh main tree, and live /brief-requested serves no .html hrefs. Records the authoritative closeout of item f3c90474c1. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai> * docs(lane-report): note PR #196 delivery in closeout report Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai> --------- Co-authored-by: nish3451 <nish3451@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
… current main and live (2026-08-20, lane 1) (#250) Item 017eb201fc ("[unreviewed-by-opus] No rel=icon link is served, so every page load fires a 404 /favicon.ico request while favicon.svg exists and is allow-listed") is closed against current main and live. The code fixes are already merged: #85/#113 added rel=icon links to all seven served pages plus the CI guard, and #238 added the /favicon.ico legacy fallback serving the canonical SVG bytes. This receipt re-verifies the guarantee on head d0daea9 and the live site: npm run check and npm test pass, all seven pages serve exactly one /favicon.svg rel=icon link with zero /favicon.ico requests in real Chromium, and the /favicon.ico path itself now returns 200 image/x-icon with byte-identical canonical bytes. Co-authored-by: minimax-vps <minimax-vps@fleet.local> Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
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Every page load fires a 404
/favicon.icorequest because none of the five human-facing pages declare arel=iconlink. Browsers fall back to requesting the default favicon path, which doesn't exist.Adds
<link rel="icon" href="/favicon.svg" type="image/svg+xml" />to the head ofindex.html,pricing.html,audit.html,agents.html, andspecimen.html— the same declaration already used on the retiredagent-desk.htmlpage.public/favicon.svgalready exists and is served from the same directory as the other assets.Why
rel=iconlink served, so every page load 404s/favicon.ico.Validation
node scripts/check-site.mjs→TinyStudio.io checks passed.rel="icon" href="/favicon.svg" type="image/svg+xml"link;favicon.svgis a tracked, valid SVG.Note: a stale duplicate branch
fix/serve-rel-icon-faviconcarried the same fix but was never merged; this PR re-lands it cleanly off current main.Summary by CodeRabbit