The foundation shell already knows how to present seeded posts, highlight review posture, and reserve space for future categories.
Each public route now lands inside the same navigation and footer system.
Empty, loading, denied, retry, and release-aware cues stay explicit in the UI.
Local rendering does not replace later two-FTP host evidence and smoke gates.
The foundation shell makes non-happy paths visible at the screen level so later runtime wiring does not hide denial, retry, loading, or release dependencies.
1 seeded post is ready for public rendering with review-safe copy.
Additional categories stay reserved until dedicated public-safe articles are approved.
Every future blog draft still passes content, SEO, and accessibility review before publish.
Seeded editorial entries prove the shell can render real content instead of a static mockup.
Baseline website content entities and release-safe fixtures are now in place.