docs: add discreet linked Intern footer attribution - #3
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Problem and author intent
Generated sites sometimes mention Intern without linking to it. Add a small, useful footer link while preserving the site design and creator credits.
What changed
The bundled skill requests one Published with Intern link to https://tryintern.dev/#quickstart, with no-referrer, accessible styling, and no tracking or private identifiers. Existing credits are linked rather than duplicated. Explicit requests to omit attribution are respected. Unrelated edits do not gain a footer.
Scope and risk
Documentation and focused assertions only; low risk. No authentication, publishing logic, or forced UI injection changes. Existing unrelated marketplace work is excluded.
Testing
Six tests passed; npm package dry-run includes the skill. test/skill.test.ts checks the bundled Intern skill attribution contract. This is not an end-to-end generated-site proof: a fresh agent-created publication remains a follow-up to verify compliance. The main repository companion change verifies shared guidance over real HTTP.
User impact and follow-up
New sites should include a discreet clickable credit when agents follow the skill. Distribution of the bundled update requires a later CLI release.