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This is the starting point for extending _Overview_ to support various
types of recent updates (i.e. not just blog articles and commits over a
certain message size).
While direct fetching and rendering of markdown-formatted Git commit
messages is an attractive concept, this new approach should be much more
flexible. As a side benefit commit entries can now be edited and
expanded compared to their fixed Git reference. e.g. retroactively
expanding upon older commits or adding example media that doesn't
strictly belong inside the actual commit message.
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* the first paragraph of the three latest articles of my blog are now displayed on the overview page
* feed is fetched via `curl` in `01_raw/article_feed.xsl`
** as with all commit feeds the article feed is processed further in the `02_augment` level
** the count of articles to be displayed is defined in `00_content/meta.xml` as `article_count`
* CSS was updated to correctly display the article summary
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* switched to short 7 letter hash for commit referencing
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* I just realized that repository specific commit feeds are already provided by both CGit and GitHub
** i.e. I made the mistake of not checking if my current system already provides the required functionality when I wanted to aggregate my commits and found this to be a use case for StaticXSLT
* feeds are fetched via `curl`
** this will be a local request in production
** the messages are still cleaned using `sed` and transformed into _XHTML_ using `peg-markdown`
* instead of reading a customized Git log output CommitLog now simply transforms CGit ATOM feeds using identity templates
** this requires ATOM namespace removal which is implemented in `utility/remove_namespace.xsl`
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* moved repository feeds to `repository` directory
* replaced paginated XHTML timeline target with and ATOM feed
** removed `paginated_timeline.xsl` transformation including the `04_meta` level
** removed CSS and master stylesheets
* added title, url and commit count meta data to `meta.xml`
* expanded ATOM feed URLs
* timeline feed has an upper limit of `commit_count` items
** repository feeds have the same limit because only `commit_count` commits of every repository are fetched in the first place
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