fix: bind the home page workflow note to the published version - #434
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The note hardcoded "v0.8.1 workflow", so it was the one string on the site that still said 0.8.1 after a 0.8.2 deploy — caught by reading the live page rather than the build. It reads siteStats.version now, like every other version on the site, so it cannot drift again. No other hardcoded version strings remain in the app. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Caught by reading the deployed page rather than the build: after publishing 0.8.2 and deploying, one string on the home page still said v0.8.1.
It was hardcoded rather than bound to
siteStats.versionlike every other version on the site. Now bound, so it cannot drift again. Swept the rest of the app for hardcoded version strings — none remain.Same class as #285 and #361: prose that was true when written and silently became false at the next release.
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