End of Year Update

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a substantial update to the project's documentation, primarily through a new "End of Year" blog post that communicates the strategic direction and architectural evolution of Bluefin for 2026. To enhance the clarity and visual appeal of this documentation, support for Mermaid diagrams has been integrated into the Docusaurus setup. Concurrently, measures have been put in place to improve repository hygiene by explicitly defining and managing auto-generated files, ensuring a cleaner and more maintainable codebase. These changes collectively aim to provide a clearer vision for the project's future and streamline development workflows.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: A new, extensive blog post (blog/2025-12-31-bluefin-2025-wrapup.md) has been added, detailing the project's 2025 achievements and outlining the strategic roadmap for 2026, including architectural shifts and developer experience improvements.
• Mermaid Diagram Support: The Docusaurus configuration (docusaurus.config.ts) has been updated to integrate the Mermaid theme, enabling the rendering of flowcharts and diagrams directly within markdown files, as demonstrated in the new blog post.
• Auto-Generated File Management: The .gitignore file was updated to exclude static/data/*.json files, and the AGENTS.md guide now includes a critical section explicitly listing auto-generated files that should not be committed, along with instructions for their removal from version control.
• Dependency Expansion: The project's dependencies (package.json and package-lock.json) have been significantly expanded to support the new Mermaid theme and its underlying libraries, including mermaid, d3, cytoscape, katex, and marked.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new blog post, "Bluefin 2026: State of the Raptor," detailing significant architectural changes for Bluefin, including its refactoring into modular OCI containers, the merging of bluefin:gts into bluefin:stable, the introduction of a "Dakotaraptor" distroless experimental prototype, and enhancements to the developer experience with improved Homebrew integration and curated tool selections. To support the blog post, Docusaurus was updated to enable Mermaid diagram rendering, pulling in new dependencies. Additionally, the .gitignore file was updated to exclude generated JSON data, and the AGENTS.md documentation was expanded to explain why certain auto-generated files should not be committed and how to rectify accidental commits. Review comments focused on improving the clarity of git commands in AGENTS.md and correcting a nested Markdown link in the new blog post.