The repository-side GitHub Pages front door was merged in PR #194, but GitHub Pages, repository description, topics, Discussions, and homepage configuration still require owner/admin settings through issue #173.
That makes README.md the public front door that is already live for every visitor today.
A live audit found that the README’s bounded-task section had become stale:
good first issue and remain open.This is a discoverability defect: the repository explicitly says the front door should show open work rather than historical work, but its highest-visibility file violated that rule.
The README now advertises only verified-live contribution surfaces:
Issue #27 was moved into the completed Bootstrap Cohort provenance list rather than deleted from history.
No replacement coding seed was invented merely to preserve category symmetry. The current ACE evidence still shows no external bootstrap descendant, so the project should prefer a small truthful starter inventory over generating more issues for appearance or activity metrics.
This change reduces the probability that a newcomer follows a closed task or an obsolete review target. The next useful growth signal remains an external human reaching one of the bounded live surfaces and leaving an inspectable claim, question, review, or contribution.
Related: #10, #24, #109, #138, #167, #173, PR #194.