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Add bilingual blog and Car Brain architecture article - #23
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Adds an English/Polish blog and the first Car Brain architecture article to the existing portfolio. Readers can discover writing from the homepage, navigation and command palette, switch article languages, and inspect responsive system and authentication diagrams in either skin and theme.
Includes static article generation, localized metadata/share images/sitemap entries and validation of paired editions. The article explicitly distinguishes implemented mobile/authentication paths from planned web-domain work.
Validation: lint, formatting, typecheck, production build, 99 unit tests and 225 Playwright tests passed in an isolated checkout with production content. Desktop/mobile and stylesheet-independent SVG rendering were inspected. Private draft records and the unrelated bun.lock are excluded.