site: ui/ux refresh, seo pass, find/lists indexes, 25 new finds

- newspaper-style masthead (stats | "Unique" | About/Blog) on every page
  with per-page italic subheader + last-updated date on listing pages;
  sitewide 42rem reading width
- pinterest home (hero + masonry, "load more"); old list view at /index3/
- new pages: /about, /blog, /legal, /find/, /finds/, custom 404
- footer collection links now clickable; "founded" stat replaces "updated"
  in the masthead
- centralised SEO component with per-page json-ld (Review, BlogPosting,
  Product, Article, CollectionPage, ItemList, BreadcrumbList, etc.);
  @astrojs/sitemap + @astrojs/rss; robots.txt; promoted finds canonical
  to their review
- memoize getSiteStats() so the masthead/footer counts don't multiply
  per-page build cost
- 25 new daily-finds captures

src/content/find/cilicon-ephemeral-vms.mdx

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+---
+name: "Cilicon"
+subtitle: "Throwaway macOS virtual machines via Apple's Virtualization framework"
+date: 2026-05-03
+link: https://github.com/traderepublic/Cilicon
+source: "One Thing Well"
+topics: [macos-apps, tools]
+tags: [virtualization, ci, open-source]
+---
+
+A small open-source macOS app from Trade Republic that spins up a fresh, ephemeral VM from a template, runs whatever script you point at it, and tears the whole thing down on completion. It was built as a self-hosted CI runner for iOS apps, but it's quietly useful any time you want a clean Mac for ten minutes without polluting your real one — testing an installer, opening a sketchy DMG, profiling a build from scratch.