feat!: Separate www into www/blog and www/private

Now the private content is stored as a git submodule.
This means I can keep that repo's source private, but still use it in
the build product.
The build product (website) relies on HTTP basic authentication, so
access control is maintained throughout the SDLC.

deploy.sh

@@ -17,15 +17,25 @@ CMD=$1
 case $CMD in
     build)
         printf "Building blog with mdbook...\n"
-        [ -s src ] || ln -s /var/lib/www src
         mdbook build
         printf "✓ Build complete!\n"
         ;;
 
+    local)
+        printf "Deploying locally to production path...\n"
+
+        LOCAL_PATH="/srv/www/binning.net"
+
+        printf "Deploying website files...\n"
+        rsync -av --delete blog/ ${LOCAL_PATH}/
+
+        printf "✓ Local deployment complete!\n Run any webserver with the webroot at : %s\n" "${LOCAL_PATH}"
+        ;;
+
     staging)
         printf "Deploying to STAGING environment...\n"
 
-        STAGING_PATH="/srv/www/stage.binning.net"
+        STAGING_PATH="/srv/www/stage"
 
         sudo mkdir -p ${STAGING_PATH}
 
@@ -34,7 +44,7 @@ case $CMD in
 
         sudo chown -R nginx:nginx ${STAGING_PATH}/
 
-        printf "✓ Staging deployment complete!\n  Files deployed to: %s\n\nTo activate nginx, import staging.nginx.nix into your local NixOS config\nand run: sudo nixos-rebuild switch\n" "${STAGING_PATH}"
+        printf "✓ Staging deployment complete!\n See stage.local:8080 %s\n" "${STAGING_PATH}"
         ;;
 
     prod)
@@ -58,17 +68,6 @@ case $CMD in
         printf "✓ Production deployment complete!\n\nNginx configuration is managed by the nixos-config flake (hosts/crossbox/nginx.nix).\n"
         ;;
 
-    local)
-        printf "Deploying locally to production path...\n"
-
-        LOCAL_PATH="/srv/www/binning.net"
-
-        printf "Deploying website files...\n"
-        rsync -av --delete blog/ ${LOCAL_PATH}/
-
-        printf "✓ Local deployment complete!\n  Files deployed to: %s\n" "${LOCAL_PATH}"
-        ;;
-
     *)
         printf "Error: Invalid command '%s'\n" "$CMD"
         usage