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Set the headings in Charter and add CLAUDE.md - #127
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Charter is Matthew Carter's 1987 text face, which Bitstream contributed to the X Consortium for any use. It ships self-hosted as WOFF2 in the regular and bold weights the headings actually ask for, with the licence beside the files, as it has to travel with them.
Written for Claude Code sessions, alongside the README rather than in place of it: the build and preview commands, why each custom publishing step exists, and the invariants that are easy to break — the language living in the URL, the trailing-slash rule the canonical tags depend on, and the hidden .well-known folder.
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h1–h3) are set in Charter, falling back to Georgia and Times New Roman--font-headingjoins--font-bodyand--font-monoas a token instyles.cssCLAUDE.mdcovers the build and preview commands, why each custom publishing step exists, and the URL and language invariants behind the canonical tags