fix(website): derive GitHub Pages base from site URL - #383
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GitHub Pages started publishing root-relative asset and navigation URLs, so the site HTML returned successfully while its JS, CSS, images, and links returned 404. The workflow now reads the Pages URL directly from the GitHub API, derives the deployment path, and fails when the URL is missing or invalid. Pull request builds exercise the repository's published
/OpenAgentCore/path, and site output checks verify paths, local targets, redirects, and llms.txt.Validation: website build and all 17 website tests passed at
/OpenAgentCore/; all 48 CI planner tests passed; actionlint and git diff --check passed. Independent review found no issues.