Pagesmith + Built-In JSX Runtime

This example builds a static site with no UI framework. The SSR entry uses createContentLayer and, for each Markdown file, await entry.render() to produce HTML, headings, and read time. The site shell is rendered with @pagesmith/site/jsx-runtime, and the same package also re-exports the content-layer APIs used by the example.

It showcases:

• Content loading through createContentLayer and per-entry entry.render() (not hand-rolled processMarkdown in application code)
• Server-side rendering with @pagesmith/site/jsx-runtime (h(), Fragment, innerHTML)
• The pagesmithSsg(...) Vite plugin for route generation and Pagefind indexing
• CSS built from @pagesmith/site/css/standalone plus custom layout styles in src/theme.css
• No virtual modules — collections are configured in src/content.ts

The result is a fully static site with progressive enhancement: JSX emits HTML during SSG, the shared standalone runtime handles the site chrome behavior in the browser, and the example adds one tiny sidebar auto-scroll enhancement of its own.