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The privacy page names sign-in with Google - #402
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id.blust.ch is about to offer Sign in with Google to the readers the owner has invited, so the paragraph on accounts gains a sentence in English and German: an invited reader may sign in with a Google account whose verified address is the invited one, and then Google learns of the sign-in and id.blust.ch keeps the link. build/privacy.de.json takes the German for the two lineage strings robertblust/mental-model's branch google-signs-readers-in adds, Google's row under Signing a reader in and Google Cloud's row that now names the link, and drops the German for the row it replaces. The re-pin that draws them follows once the model merges, so until then pages:check names the replaced row. Verified: with source.json pointed at the model branch's 6635527 and MENTAL_MODEL at its checkout, npm run model, npx design german privacy model.json, npm run pages and pages:check ran with no German unused or missing, and the build's files were then restored to the pinned commit; npx design german stale HEAD^ HEAD; sh conventions/conventions-check. Process: Delivery Phase: Implement Track: Code Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The re-pin moves robertblust/mental-model in source.json from 7fd8db9 to 81ba1b1, where the model names Google as the recipient of the optional sign-in. model.json takes the change, and the privacy page gains the sentence and its German, which the commit before this one wrote and pages:check held back until now. The model page and the cards follow the commit they name. Verified: npm run model, pages, pictures, pages, og and sitemap ran; every command of pins.json's verify list passed; npx design german stale HEAD^ HEAD; sh conventions/conventions-check. Process: Delivery Phase: Implement Track: Code Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The first commit adds the sentence on Sign in with Google to the privacy page's paragraph on accounts, in English and German, and gives build/privacy.de.json the German for the lineage strings the model adds.
The second commit moves robertblust/mental-model in source.json from 7fd8db9 to 81ba1b1, the merge of robertblust/mental-model#292, where the model names Google as a data processor and Sign in with Google as a system, and links Google from Signing a reader in. model.json takes the change, the privacy page draws the new lineage rows in the German the first commit wrote, which pages:check held back until now, and the model page and the cards follow the commit they name.
Verified: npm run model, pages, pictures, pages, og and sitemap ran; every command of pins.json's verify list passed; npx design german stale HEAD^ HEAD; sh conventions/conventions-check.
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