site: rename "finds" superpost collection to "bundles"

Disambiguates the one-letter `find` (item) vs `finds` (roundup) split that kept causing confusion. Audience-facing now: `/bundles/<slug>/`, "Bundle" labels in home/footer/search. Internals: `getCollection('finds')` → `('bundles')`, `Entry.type 'finds'` → `'bundle'`, `OgFallback 'finds'` → `'bundles'`, `findListMosaic` → `bundleMosaic`, `FindsPost` → `Bundle`, `findsReferencing` → `bundlesReferencing`. Build script + generated mosaic dir follow (`scripts/build-bundle-mosaics.mjs`, `src/generated/bundle-mosaics/`). Skills `build-finds` → `build-bundle`, `cluster-finds` → `cluster-bundles`. The `find` collection (individual items) is unchanged. No URL redirects: low external-link surface area.
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+---
+title: "Small upgrades for the backyard"
+date: 2026-05-03
+tags: [daily-finds, outdoor, gifts]
+description: "Three quiet upgrades for the yard — a camera bird feeder that names every species, motion-aware solar fence lights, and a German screwdriver set that's nicer to hold than it has any right to be."
+blurb: "Three quiet upgrades for the yard, the fence, and the toolbox."
+items:
+  - birdfy-smart-bird-feeder
+  - aootek-solar-fence-lights
+  - felo-ergonic-screwdriver-set
+---
+
+> Small backyard improvements stack quickly. A bird feeder with a camera in the eaves that names every species visiting your yard. A six-pack of solar lights that stay dim until something moves and then actually let you see. And the Felo screwdrivers — German, soft-handled, the household tool that's quietly nicer to hold than the version you've been using for a decade.
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+---
+title: "Mac apps quietly worth the dock slot"
+date: 2026-05-03
+tags: [daily-finds, macos-apps, tools]
+description: "Six small Mac apps that earn their place — a timezone converter, dock folders, a local-AI writer, a Notepad++ port, a throwaway-VM runner, and pixel-perfect iTunes recreations."
+blurb: "Six small Mac apps that earn their place by doing one thing right."
+items:
+  - fluttertime
+  - dockpops
+  - refine-grammarly-alternative
+  - notepad-plus-plus-mac
+  - cilicon-ephemeral-vms
+  - companion-apps-for-apple-music
+---
+
+> A Mac stays clean only when every app on it is paying rent. These six are. A timezone converter you actually glance at, the Dock folders Apple never shipped, a writing assistant that runs entirely on-device, a Notepad++ port that's a real Universal Binary, throwaway macOS VMs for the next sketchy DMG, and pixel-perfect recreations of iTunes 1 and 4 sitting on top of modern Music.
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+---
+title: "Manufactured delight"
+date: 2026-05-03
+tags: [daily-finds, general-delight, play]
+description: "Four things that exist for no reason except that someone wanted them to — a microscope archive of beach sand, 169 games for unconventional places, the bluffing card game everyone is lying about, and a search engine that renders in 1995 browsers."
+blurb: "Four labors of love whose only excuse is that someone wanted them to exist."
+items:
+  - magnifiedsand
+  - unruly-play-archive
+  - skull-bluffing-card-game
+  - frogfind
+---
+
+> Some things exist for no good reason — only that someone wanted them to, and the wanting was contagious. A one-person archive of beach sand photographed under a microscope. An archive of 169 unconventional games designed for escalators, parking lots, and library stacks. The smallest possible bluffing card game (three roses, one skull, twenty minutes). And a search engine that renders in browsers from 1995, which turns out to be a lovely way to read the modern web too.
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+---
+title: "The morning kitchen ritual"
+date: 2026-05-03
+tags: [daily-finds, kitchen, coffee]
+description: "Three tools for the slow start of the day — a sub-$200 espresso machine, a French press whose filter actually keeps grit out, and a jig for whittling your own chopsticks."
+blurb: "Three tools for the slow start of the day."
+items:
+  - casabrews-cm5418-espresso-machine
+  - espro-p7-french-press
+  - bridge-city-chopstick-master
+---
+
+> The first hour of the day rewards specific tools. A cheap espresso machine that makes the Nespresso pod feel embarrassing within a week. A French press whose double mesh actually keeps the grit out of the cup. And — for the patient version of the same impulse — a woodworking jig that makes a clean pair of chopsticks from any scrap of hardwood.
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+---
+title: "Pocket carry"
+date: 2026-05-03
+tags: [daily-finds, edc, travel]
+description: "Five things small enough to live in a jacket pocket and useful enough to earn the slot."
+blurb: "Five things small enough to live in a jacket pocket and useful enough to earn the slot."
+items:
+  - anker-nano-travel-adapter
+  - ugreen-uno-magsafe-power-bank
+  - umoven-pop-up-bifold-wallet
+  - toms-keys-spare-fob
+  - cobak-composition-notebook-case
+---
+
+> The pocket-carry test is harsh — anything that lives in your jacket has to justify the lump it makes. These five do it five different ways: a charger that smiles back, a wallet that opens itself, a travel adapter the size of a deck of cards, a spare key fob you didn't pay the dealer for, and an e-paper tablet hidden inside a comp book.
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+---
+title: "Single-virtue tools"
+date: 2026-05-03
+tags: [daily-finds, tools, macos-apps]
+description: "Today's catch — five small tools, each built around exactly one specific virtue."
+blurb: "Five small things, each built around exactly one virtue."
+items:
+  - klack-2
+  - whatcable
+  - cobak-composition-notebook-case
+  - bridge-city-chopstick-master
+  - juicy-jingles-bike-bell
+---
+
+> Today's catch from a morning sweep across the daily feeds. Five small things, each one built around exactly one virtue — a single sound, a single diagnostic, a single disguise, a single object made, a single quiet joke.
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+---
+title: "Six clean groans"
+date: 2026-05-03
+tags: [daily-finds, dad-jokes, humor]
+description: "Six dad jokes from today's sweep — every one of them turns on a single word doing double duty: gnawing/knowing, paranormal/pair-of-normal, real ladder, rip-off, knock yourself out, pi."
+blurb: "Six dad jokes, each balanced on a single hinge word."
+items:
+  - joke-velcro-rip-off
+  - joke-step-ladder
+  - joke-paranormal-jeans
+  - joke-beaver-tree
+  - joke-knock-yourself-out
+  - joke-pi-arthritis
+---
+
+> A dad joke is a small machine. Setup, hinge, drop. The setup loads a word with one meaning; the punchline catches it doing another job entirely. Today's six all run on the same trick — the velcro that's a rip-off, the step ladder you never knew, the paranormal jeans, the beaver who was nice gnawing you, the surgeon who said *knock yourself out*, the arthritis that hurts pi out of ten. Strict economy, no flourish, the audience does half the work.
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+---
+title: "Travel as a kind of attention"
+date: 2026-05-03
+tags: [daily-finds, travel, photography]
+description: "Five things at the seam between travel and noticing — a webcam grid of NYC food lines, an Amsterdam library of occult manuscripts, a camera that erases the crowd, a postcard with a hidden video, and a camera that hides your photos for a year."
+blurb: "Five things at the seam between travel and noticing."
+items:
+  - damnlines
+  - embassy-of-the-free-mind
+  - stillgram
+  - magic-postcards
+  - roll-disposable-camera
+---
+
+> Travel is mostly a structured excuse to pay attention. These five lean into that. A live grid of webcams pointed at New York's worst lines. An Amsterdam canal house holding five-hundred-year-old occult manuscripts. An iPhone camera that quietly removes other tourists from the Trevi Fountain shot. A paper postcard with a hidden video of where you sent it from. And a disposable-camera app that makes you wait three days, three weeks, or a year to see the photo you just took.
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+---
+title: "A small atlas"
+date: 2026-05-04
+tags: [daily-finds, travel]
+description: "Eight destinations, each earning a trip on a single specific note — a desert that blooms, a Kyoto townhouse, a Utah hot-spring stack, a 55-foot roadside whale."
+blurb: "Eight places worth pointing to, each on a single specific note."
+items:
+  - capella-kyoto
+  - atacama-superblooms
+  - casa-nano-tokyo
+  - diamond-fork-hot-springs
+  - hotel-villa-colette-cap-ferret
+  - honu-villa-joshua-tree
+  - azuma-farm-koiwai
+  - blue-whale-of-catoosa
+---
+
+> Today's catch: eight destinations, each earning a trip on a single specific note — a Kengo Kuma hotel hiding inside a Kyoto townhouse, a Chilean desert that blooms once a decade, a Tokyo micro-house where every cubic inch does something, a stack of turquoise hot pools at the end of a Utah trail, a Starck-designed coastal villa being cartoonish on purpose, a Joshua Tree house with a terrazzo-floored courtyard, twenty-four rooms on a working Japanese farm, and a fifty-five-foot concrete whale on Route 66.
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+---
+title: "The geography is the program"
+date: 2026-05-04
+tags: [daily-finds, travel, slow-travel]
+description: "Four places where the setting is the entire program — a BC rainforest lodge, a redwood swimming hole, a medieval tower in the Marche, and a ryokan on the Old Tokaido Road."
+blurb: "Four places where the geography does the work."
+items:
+  - nimmo-bay-resort
+  - garden-of-eden-swimming-hole
+  - torre-da-bora
+  - kai-hakone-ryokan
+---
+
+> Today's catch: four places where the geography itself is the program — a float-plane-only lodge in the Great Bear Rainforest, a sandy swimming hole ten minutes off Route 9 in California's redwoods, a restored medieval tower over the Marche with views to three mountain ranges and the Adriatic, and a Hoshino ryokan on the old Tokaido Road built around onsen rituals.
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+---
+title: "Off until needed"
+date: 2026-05-04
+tags: [daily-finds, apple-tips, macos-apps]
+description: "Six tools that stay dormant until you trigger them — a solar light, a voice-driven click target, two keyboard utilities, an iOS Shortcut, and a tracing-to-search."
+blurb: "Six tools that wait until they're needed."
+items:
+  - aootek-solar-fence-lights
+  - superkey
+  - paletro
+  - wooshy
+  - wayback-multi-search-shortcut
+  - circle-to-search
+---
+
+> Today's catch: six things that stay out of the way until you summon them. A solar fence light that waits in ambient dim until something crosses its sensor; a Mac voice-trigger that clicks any visible text; the VS Code command palette retrofitted into every Mac app; keyboard control for arbitrary UI elements; a Shortcut that fans a URL across every web archive at once; and the Android lasso that searches whatever you trace on screen. Different mediums, same posture — invisible by default, useful on trigger.