Pin portal v0.2.0; document tree routing in the schema reference

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

.gitea/workflows/deploy.yml

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ on:
       - .gitea/workflows/deploy.yml
 
 env:
-  PORTAL_RELEASE: v0.1.0
+  PORTAL_RELEASE: v0.2.0
   INSTANCE: uhhm-portal
 
 jobs:

README.md

@@ -167,10 +167,14 @@ The rules every page here follows:
 The exact structs live in portal's `src/content.rs`; the shape:
 
 ```
-Question            id (doubles as the URL path), name, description,
+Question            id (derived from the file's path - see routing
-                    qualifies (Kanidm group gate), followup (nav-hidden
+                    below - declare only to override), name,
-                    until the visitor carries a chain),
+                    description, qualifies (Kanidm group gate),
-                    responsible {name, contact}, alternatives[]
+                    requires_chain (question ref the visitor's ?chain=
+                    lineage must end at), followup (nav-hidden until
+                    the visitor carries a chain; inferred from the
+                    tree when unset), responsible {name, contact},
+                    alternatives[]
   Alternative       name, description, action, consequence[label],
                     encouragements[], images[] (1 = banner, 2+ = card deck),
                     record_as (bucket), self_transition {bucket, to, label},
@@ -208,9 +212,54 @@ review resource's transitions — fireable by whoever holds one specific
 record's `?chain=` link plus its matching email (the unsubscribe
 pattern).
 
+## Routing: the tree is the router
+
+The `questions/` directory tree is the URL tree — `index.yaml` names
+its directory, everything else appends its stem:
+
+```
+questions/
+  index.yaml              /
+  applied.yaml            /applied
+  develop/
+    index.yaml            /develop
+    proposal.yaml         /develop/proposal
+    proposed.yaml         /develop/proposed
+  review/
+    _section.yaml         (not a page - defaults for the directory)
+    index.yaml            /review
+    [record].yaml         /review/<any value>
+```
+
+- `id:` is derived from the path; declaring it still wins (legacy),
+  with a lint warning when it disagrees.
+- `action:` and `requires_chain:` take relative refs — `proposed`
+  names a sibling, `../x` climbs, `/x` is absolute. A directory is a
+  self-contained flow: `git mv` renames every internal edge with it.
+- Files nested in a subdirectory infer `followup: true` unless
+  they're the directory's `index.yaml` — declare `followup: false`
+  on a nested page that should stay in the nav. Top-level files keep
+  the flat-repo default (not a followup).
+- `_section.yaml` applies `qualifies`, `requires_chain`, and
+  `responsible` to every page at or below its directory (nearest
+  ancestor wins; a page's own declaration always overrides). A URL
+  prefix is a trust boundary.
+- Any other `_`-prefixed file is skipped entirely — drafts live in
+  the tree without being served.
+- `[name].yaml` is a dynamic page: it serves every `/dir/<value>`,
+  with the segment substituted into `{name}` placeholders in the
+  page's resource `key`s (`/review/<chain-hash>` shows that one
+  record). One per directory; never in the nav; not a valid `action`
+  target.
+- `requires_chain: <ref>` gates a page on provenance instead of
+  identity: the visitor's `?chain=` lineage must verifiably end at an
+  answer to the referenced question, otherwise the page renders a
+  pointer there instead of its alternatives.
+
 ## Adding a page
 
-Drop a `questions/<name>.yaml` with a unique `id`, reference that `id`
+Drop a YAML file where its URL should live (`questions/foo.yaml` →
-from some alternative's `action`, push. Lint runs, portal hot-reloads,
+`/foo`, `questions/flow/step.yaml` → `/flow/step`), reference it from
-the page is live — no registration, no deploy. Or propose it through
+some alternative's `action`, push. Lint runs, portal hot-reloads, the
-`/develop-proposal` and let the loop do the pushing.
+page is live — no registration, no deploy. Or propose it through
+`/develop/proposal` and let the loop do the pushing.

questions/applied.yaml

@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-id: /applied
-route: ^/applied
 followup: true
 name: What happens now that you've applied?
 description: >

questions/develop/index.yaml

@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-id: /develop
-route: ^/develop
 name: Development proposals
 qualifies: owners
 description: >

questions/develop/proposal.yaml

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
-id: /develop-proposal
+# Nested for the flow, but a public entry point - without this it
-route: ^/develop-proposal
+# would infer followup and drop out of the nav.
+followup: false
 name: How can this website improve?
 description: >
   This site is built on the same question architecture you're using
@@ -13,7 +14,7 @@ alternatives:
       a page under questions/, or aggregates.yaml — verbatim, so it
       has to be complete, valid YAML for that file, not a diff.
       Nothing outside those files is in scope.
-    action: /proposed
+    action: proposed
     consequence: [Propose it]
     record_as: development_proposals
     encouragements:

questions/develop/proposed.yaml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-id: /proposed
+# Reached from the proposal form only - and provably so: the visitor
-route: ^/proposed
+# must hold a ?chain= lineage ending at an answer to proposal.yaml.
-followup: true
+requires_chain: proposal
 name: Proposal received
 description: >
   It's in the queue. An owner reads every proposal in full — approved

questions/index.yaml

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-id: /
 name: What are you here for?
 description: >
   Strategies that address problems — applied in software.

questions/project.yaml

@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-id: /project
-route: ^/project
 followup: true
 name: So, what happens now?
 description: >

questions/review/[record].yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+# Dynamic page: /review/<chain-hash> shows one development proposal,
+# addressed by its record key. The {record} placeholder receives the
+# URL segment; the section's qualifies (plus the resource's own
+# requires_group) keeps it owner-only.
+name: One proposal
+description: >
+  A single development proposal, addressed by its record key — link or
+  paste a chain hash from the desk.
+alternatives:
+  - name: Record
+    description: ""
+    features:
+      - name: ""
+        description: ""
+        resource:
+          source:
+            kind: kv
+            bucket: development_proposals
+          key: "{record}"
+          requires_group: owners

questions/review/_section.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+# Everything under /review is the owners' area - one gate for the
+# whole directory instead of a qualifies flag per file.
+qualifies: owners

questions/review/index.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,4 @@
-id: /review
-route: ^/review
 name: The review desk
-qualifies: owners
 description: >
   Sign in as an organizational owner to see what's come in.
 alternatives:

questions/subscribed.yaml

@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-id: /subscribed
-route: ^/subscribed
 followup: true
 name: What should you expect?
 description: >