Two new dense headline rails above the existing reddit/tech cards.
Designed for high-volume "what happened" coverage where the title
is the deliverable — no LLM summarization, ~15 items per section,
6-column-collapsing grid (title / source / time).
Digest pipeline:
* fetch_miniflux_headlines(category) — flat list per category, dedup
by lowercased title (different feeds syndicate the same wire stories)
* 8h look-back window (vs 12h for tech/reddit) since headlines move
faster
* cap of 15 per section (DIGEST_MINIFLUX_HEADLINES_MAX)
Frontend:
* .headline element parallels .item for the hide-button machinery
(both have data-id, both honored by app.js)
* dense 3-col layout collapses to 1-col on narrow screens
* jumpnav now numbers world=01, local=02, reddit=03, tech=04
Setup:
* seed-headlines.py — one-shot script (lives in the image at
/app/seed-headlines.py). Creates the World + Local categories in
miniflux, subscribes a curated feed list, and renames each feed
to a short display title (BBC vs "BBC News", "LA Times" vs "California").
Idempotent — reruns only add new feeds.
* Default world: BBC, NPR, Al Jazeera. Default local: LA Times Local,
LA Times CA, Voice of OC. (OC Register blocks miniflux; left out.)
* entrypoint.sh now syncs templates/{style.css,app.js,favicon.svg}
to /output on container start so frontend asset updates land
without a manual copy after rebuild.
