Drop the three badge images the redesign replaced - #172
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android.png, ios.png and pwa.png were the App Store, Google Play and "Open Web App" badges that AppStores.svelte rendered as <img> tags. The redesign in 7c52115 rewrote that component to draw the Apple and Google Play marks as inline SVG and to offer the web app as a "Start for free" button, and nothing has referenced the three files since. So these are superseded, not unwired: the UI they belonged to still ships, it just draws itself now. Confirmed against the current tree and against history -- `git log -S` shows each filename last appearing in a text file in that same redesign commit. The manifest's android-chrome-*.png icons are different files under static/favicons/ and are untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #171. While confirming that
site-screenshot.pngwas dead, three siblings instatic/images/turned out to be unreferenced too:android.png(9.6 KB)ios.png(9.6 KB)pwa.png(28 KB)These were real UI, and they were deliberately replaced
Unlike
site-screenshot.png— which was never referenced by anything, ever — these three shipped on the homepage.AppStores.svelterendered them as<img>badges:The redesign in
7c52115rewrote that component: the Apple and Google Play marks are now inline SVG, and the web app is offered as a "Start for free" button toget.langx.iorather than an "Open Web App" badge. The component still ships and still links to all three destinations — it just draws itself now.So these are superseded assets, not UI that was built and never wired up.
git log -Son each filename shows it last appearing in a text file in that same redesign commit.Verification
/images/...and bareimages/...forms — the old code used the latter, which a leading-slash-only search would miss. Neither form matches these three.src/,static/,README.md,frontmatter.json,static/favicons/site.webmanifest,static/_redirects,scripts/,functions/, and blog frontmatter.android-chrome-192x192.png/android-chrome-512x512.png, which the web manifest does reference — those are different files understatic/favicons/and are untouched.npx vite buildpasses. The built homepage still renders the App Store, Google Play and "Start for free" links; no build output references the deleted paths; the manifest icons are still emitted.Note
As with #171, these are currently served publicly at
/images/android.pngetc. Nothing on the site has linked them since the redesign, but external deep links would now 404.🤖 Generated with Claude Code