fix: RSS feed pubDates and exclude README (#672)#676
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YAML parses unquoted YYYY-MM-DD dates as Date objects, but the feed's parser only handled strings and fell back to `new Date()`, so those posts were stamped with build time and surfaced as new on every rebuild. Also drops the README "Untitled Article" entry.
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Fixes #672.
Summary
YYYY-MM-DDfrontmatter intoDateobjects, but lib/rss.ts's parser only handled strings —.split("-")on aDatefailed and the code fell back tonew Date(). Two articles (summon-major-update.md,post-quantum-signature-aggregation-with-falcon-and-LaBRADOR.md) had unquoted dates and were the visible offenders./blog/README(a 404).Changes
Dateandstring, and returnsnullon failure — articles with no/invalid date are skipped, not stamped with build time.readme,_readme,_article-templateslugs at the collection step (matches the convention in lib/content.ts).