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Add CSS cache keys across build, publish, and serve. - #18
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Summary
Add CSS cache keys across build, publish, and serve
Changes
Generated stylesheets now use keyed filenames such as
site.<key>.cssandsite.<key>.dark.css, with matching HTML links. This prevents browsers and hosts from reusing stale CSS after a new deployment.Build and publish generate a fresh key per full build. Serve uses one key per session and retains its existing
no-storeresponses for edits. Keys stay outside the resolved configuration so manifest reuse continues to work. Custom paths, query strings, fragments, and base paths are preserved.Validation
All 477 tests passed, along with TypeScript and lint checks. Added coverage for keyed theme URLs and matching files and page links in build and publish.