Add developer docs, refresh website design, and deploy through Cloudflare - #64
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Add a developer documentation section with API references for Rust, Node.js/TypeScript, Go, C, Python, and .NET, plus shared queue concepts. Each reference includes installation, a complete example, signatures, return values, errors, waiting/cancellation, and ownership rules. Homepage guide links now open these pages.
Refresh the website with neutral light/dark surfaces, subtle colored section backgrounds, and a randomly selected accent palette on each load. Add installation copy buttons and remove the redundant availability paragraph and excess code spacing.
Publish through Cloudflare Pages GitHub integration, remove the obsolete Sites hosting marker, and document the build configuration. Add crawlable static documentation, canonical URLs, social cards, structured metadata, robots.txt, and a sitemap. CI validates page metadata, local links, assets, anchors, and sitemap coverage.
Validation: static build and JavaScript syntax checks pass. All nine pages pass link/metadata validation. All eight documentation pages were checked in light/dark mode at desktop/mobile widths, including clipboard copying and navigation without JavaScript. Rust, Node.js, Go, Python, and C examples executed successfully against local packages; .NET signatures and example reviewed against source (no local .NET SDK).