Docs overhaul — the public site is now agent-readable

The docs overhaul went live this morning. The headline change is visual; the deeper change is that every documentation page now carries an ACT (Agent Content Tree) envelope per PRD-100, served under /.well-known/act.json plus the index and node files.

What this enables

Agents — including LLM-powered support copilots and developer tooling — can discover the docs through a single manifest fetch rather than scraping HTML. The discovery cost drops from a recursive crawl to a constant fetch.

What this does not do

ACT is a discoverability protocol, not a delivery protocol. The HTML docs continue to render exactly as before; the ACT envelopes are emitted as a byte-stable sidecar.

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