feat(website): Set OGP for X

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The pull request introduces configuration updates for the website's client and server deployment. The VitePress configuration file (config.mts) has been enhanced with improved metadata, including Open Graph Protocol tags, Twitter meta tags, favicon settings, PWA theme color, and Google Analytics tracking. Simultaneously, the Cloud Build configuration for deployment has been modified to increase resource allocations for the Cloud Run service, specifically expanding memory from 512Mi to 2048Mi and CPU allocation from 1 to 4.

Changes

File	Change Summary
website/client/.vitepress/config.mts	- Added OGP and Twitter meta tags - Updated image and URL links to HTTPS - Added favicon link - Included PWA theme color meta tag - Added Google Analytics tracking scripts
website/server/cloudbuild.yaml	- Increased Cloud Run service memory from 512Mi to 2048Mi - Increased CPU allocation from 1 to 4

Possibly related PRs

• feat(website): Swap navigation link positions for better visibility #250: Modifications to the website/client/.vitepress/config.mts file in the themeConfig section, showing a direct connection to the current configuration changes.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 92.26%. Comparing base (005f1a5) to head (c932b5d).
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

website/client/.vitepress/config.mts (1)

42-42: Theme Color for PWA

Setting a theme color is beneficial for PWAs, especially on mobile devices. Ensure that this color aligns with your design guidelines.

website/server/cloudbuild.yaml (1)

39-41: Increased Memory and CPU Resources

Upgrading to 2GiB RAM and 4 CPU may raise operational costs. Verify the expected traffic or workload to balance performance gains with added expenses.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

website/client/.vitepress/config.mts (3)

23-23: Favicon Uses SVG

Using an SVG file for the favicon is acceptable if most modern browsers are targeted, but older or less common browsers may not fully support SVG favicons.

Would you like a script to search for usage of traditional .ico or .png icons in the codebase that may conflict with this setting?

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26-41: Open Graph and Twitter Meta Tags Look Good

These meta tags appear well-formed and correct. They promote rich preview features across social platforms.

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Line range hint 45-55: Google Analytics Integration

The async script loading is a best practice, as it prevents blocking. Ensure compliance with regional privacy regulations (like GDPR).