feat(core): server deployment on the Core page, the home page and the Core docs - #18

The Core page, the home page and the Core docs still described Core as crates plus cargo run, listed crates that no longer exist (tw-protocol, tw-provider, tw-resil, tw-crypto, tw-redact, tw-scan, tw-adopt), priced against a "snapshot table", and called ThinkWatch Enterprise "the server edition". Since v0.47.0, twcore ships prebuilt for five targets and runs on its own as a systemd service on a Linux server, managed from ThinkWatch Lite over the remote control port. This brings those pages up to date and publishes Core's own configuration reference and server guide on the site.

Core page (/core)

• Headline and meta in the approved register: An AI API gateway engine for desktops and servers. ThinkWatch Enterprise is named, with the three crates it uses.
• Capabilities (six): routing with format conversion, failover before the first byte (the gateway switches upstream only until the first byte reaches the client; tw-gateway server/pipeline/hop.rs) with the circuit breaker, cost accounting against the public price table refreshed daily (unknown when a request cannot be priced), outbound redaction, tool-call inspection within the five guards (off / observe / enforce), and the encrypted control plane (local socket or Windows loopback port, optional remote port, Noise NNpsk0, no certificates).
• New Install and deploy section (#install): the Linux one-line install with a copy button; the server has to run the core version the desktop app requires, which the app shows when the versions differ, so the pinned form reads … | sudo sh -s -- --version <version> rather than naming a version the app may not pin; the follow-up commands (twcore remote enable, systemctl enable --now, twcore control-key, and later sudo twcore upgrade --version <version> --restart, which moves up or down), prebuilt binaries of the latest release for every platform with checksums and the Linux archives, and cargo build.
• Crate layers from the 16 crates on Core main, grouped by role; dependencies only point up, and the group ThinkWatch Enterprise depends on (tw-dialect, tw-guard, tw-breaker) is marked.
• twcore JSON-LD: installUrl, and meta.twcoreDescription is now required (a missing one throws during the build).

Home page

• Meta and body name ThinkWatch Enterprise; the Core strip shows the server install command (copy button) and links to the server guide instead of cargo run.
• Compare table: Core is released with prebuilt binaries and a one-command Linux install. Lite band: pricing without the retired subscription split, the five guards and the client-configuration scan, the remote core. "Apple silicon". Its alt text describes the 7-day Overview screenshot that Lite page and docs: the current app, remote core, and the licensing contact #19 puts at /lite/overview*.webp (same text as overviewAlt in Lite page and docs: the current app, remote core, and the licensing contact #19's lite.ts).

Docs home

• ThinkWatch Enterprise for organizations; ThinkWatch Lite runs the gateway locally or connects to ThinkWatch Core on a server; ThinkWatch Core is the gateway engine and crates Lite is built on, three of which ThinkWatch Enterprise uses (not all of Core).

Core docs

• Overview, Quick start, Crate layers, Development and tests rewritten against current Core (install options, pointing Claude Code and OpenAI-format clients at the gateway instead of "not yet documented", daily price-table refresh, PRs to main, the control-plane rule, releases).
• New: Configuration reference (/docs/core/configuration) and Server deployment (/docs/core/server-deployment), published from docs/config*.md and docs/server*.md in ThinkWatch-Core, so the text exists once.

How the Core documents get here

• src/lib/core-docs.mjs + a content collection (src/lib/core-docs-loader.ts): at build time, the four files are fetched from the latest Core release tag (raw.githubusercontent.com, the site's generic User-Agent), rendered with the site's markdown settings, the language-switch line is dropped, and links are pointed at this site (another published document) or at GitHub at the same tag. CORE_DOCS_REF previews another ref.
• src/data/core-docs/ is a committed, byte-identical copy (with a manifest of hashes) used when GitHub cannot be reached. The build warns — and annotates the PR in Actions — when that copy differs from the latest release; pnpm core-docs refreshes it. Pages are dated by the git history of the copy; "Edit on GitHub" points at Core.
• The scheduled deploy (every 3 hours) therefore picks up doc changes from each new Core release on its own.

Also: markdown tables now scroll sideways inside a wrapper on narrow screens instead of being clipped by the page (all docs; desktop layout unchanged).

Before merging

• The committed copy of the Core documents is from v0.48.0, the latest Core release, which has ThinkWatch-Core#191: the desktop app keeps the control key in a private file in its data directory, and the guide speaks of macOS, Windows and Linux rather than only the Mac. The words "keychain" / "钥匙串" appear on the site only in that sentence, which says the key is not in the system keychain; the build no longer warns that the copy differs.
• Merge order: feat(seo): social preview images for the GitHub repositories #17, then this, then Lite page and docs: the current app, remote core, and the licensing contact #19. Lite page and docs: the current app, remote core, and the licensing contact #19 links to /docs/core/server-deployment, which this pull request adds.
• The Lite page and Lite docs are being edited in a parallel PR. Shared files touched here: src/content/docs/_meta.ts (Core entries only), src/lib/structured-data.ts (processors spelling, twcore entry), src/lib/lastmod.ts, src/layouts/DocsLayout.astro (optional editUrl), src/pages/docs/_DocArticle.astro, src/pages/docs/_lib.ts, astro.config.mjs, src/styles/global.css.

Verification

• pnpm build (pnpm 10): 49 pages; the loader logs Core documents from v0.48.0 and no stale-copy warning. The fallback path (GitHub rate-limited, bad ref) and the stale warning were exercised earlier.
• Built together with feat(seo): social preview images for the GitHub repositories #17 and Lite page and docs: the current app, remote core, and the licensing contact #19 on main: 51 pages, 5,132 internal links and anchors, 0 broken; 155 JSON-LD blocks, 0 problems; no "mid-stream failover", "流式故障转移", "server edition" or "Apple Silicon" left.
• Internal links in dist/ of this branch alone: 4,892 checked including #anchors, 0 broken. 128 external ThinkWatchProject links (release downloads, blob links, the install script) all return 200.
• JSON-LD: 149 blocks parse; /core carries SoftwareSourceCode + SoftwareApplication (twcore 0.47.0, five binaries, installUrl). The only stale wording left on this branch alone is "Apple Silicon" in the Lite description, which comes from lite.ts (Lite page and docs: the current app, remote core, and the licensing contact #19).
• 375 px, 1024 px, 1280 px, 1440 px: no horizontal overflow on /core, /zh-CN/core, the home page or the Core docs; the configuration reference's 35 tables scroll on a phone.
• tsc --noEmit passes.

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