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Port OTM_LOGIN_CSS + the otm-login markup structure from @otm/account-panel otm-login-core.ts 0.44.0 verbatim into login_page() (brand "13ft" / "Read the article without the cruft.", accent --otm-accent:#b5562a copper, otherwise the module's neutral ink defaults). Still OTM-only (no "Other ways to sign in"), fail-closed 503 copy + reasons + tides beacon unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014LCQmFvKshyAJsE8C3B5ET
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# Changelog — 13ft (OTM fork)
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## 0.4.2 — 2026-10-19
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- Sign-in page now wears the shared otm-login module's actual CSS/markup (ported verbatim from `@otm/account-panel` otm-login-core.ts 0.44.0), not a one-off lookalike — same brand/card/button structure every other OTM app uses, accent set to copper (`--otm-accent:#b5562a`) like the platform. Same OTM-only behavior: no "Other ways to sign in", fail-closed "isn't wired to OTM yet" copy unchanged.
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## 0.4.1 — 2026-10-18
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- Sign-in page restyled onto the platform's shared OTM sign-in standard: brand (name + tagline) above one centered card, the "Sign in with OTM" button full-width and primary, a muted Face ID/Touch ID/passkey line underneath. 13ft has no local accounts, so there's no "Other ways to sign in" step — the fail-closed "isn't wired to OTM yet" copy still shows when unconfigured.
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## 0.4.0 — 2026-10-18
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First OTM release of the fork (upstream wasi-master/13ft 0.3.4 underneath).
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- Sign in with OTM replaces Caddy basic auth: every fetch route needs an OTM session (grant on `app:13ft`); no secret configured = the app refuses everyone rather than becoming an open proxy.
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- `/api/health` reports the version; `/changelog` renders this file; a footer with version, sign-out and an Ideas box that files a Gitea issue.
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- tides beacon when the platform injects `TIDES_HOST`/`TIDES_SITE_ID`.
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