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Resolve GitHub Pages 404 by aligning deploy root and entrypoint paths - #1
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The site was returning 404 on GitHub Pages because deployment published the repository root while the actual entrypoint lived under
static/. In addition,index.htmlcontained Flask template asset paths that do not resolve in static hosting.Deployment target correction
./staticso the deployed artifact contains the actualindex.html.Static hosting compatibility
url_for(...)asset references instatic/index.htmlwith relative static paths (css/...,js/...) so assets resolve when served directly by Pages.Local/server entrypoint parity
/route to servestatic/index.htmldirectly, keeping local runtime behavior consistent with the Pages artifact.