Another Quiet Week for the Public Site: Preparation Is Not a Release
Git history and development logs show no new verifiable public delivery this week; this report records a stable site without presenting uncommitted local work as released.
The through-line: no new release, and no unfinished work presented as one
For 31 August–6 September, the zhanglu.net Git history and docs/dev-log were checked. This complete ISO week contains no new commits and no new development record that can serve as evidence for a public release.
So this report does not turn plans, drafts, or uncommitted local workspace changes into a published accomplishment. It records one verifiable fact: by the end of the week, the repository history contains no new public release for the site.
Verifiability matters more than filling a weekly slot
Weekly reports are part of the site’s public content and are available through both pages and JSON endpoints. Calling work “live” while it is still being prepared would weaken the archive’s reliability.
There are no new projects, essays, or features to list for this week. The existing site continues to be delivered through committed bilingual content, the Astro build, and the deployment pipeline. The next report can describe new work once it has been committed and verified.
This week in one line: when there is no verifiable release, an honest blank week is more valuable than manufactured momentum.