[wr]

The public repo had one maintainer's server written into its deploy tools, and the style guide named him. This takes both out without changing what the tools do.

What changed

• make ota, make ota-ee02: the Proxmox host and container now come from the environment instead of defaults in the Makefile. Without them the targets stop before building and say what to set:
  • FEATHERFRAME_DEPLOY_HOST: the Proxmox host, as ssh reaches it
  • FEATHERFRAME_DEPLOY_CT: the container's id
  • FEATHERFRAME_DEPLOY_DIR: the install directory in it (default /opt/featherframe)
    make help lists the targets and the two required variables; the Makefile comment explains all three.
• scripts/deploy.sh reads the same variables, plus FEATHERFRAME_DEPLOY_PORT for the status check after the restart (default 8181, the install's default). It stops with a message naming the missing variable.
• docs/STYLE.md: "Reports to Wells" is now "Reports to the maintainer", and the wiki's first-person pages are "in the maker's own voice". The rules are unchanged.

Verified

• make -n ota ota-ee02 with the variables set prints the same commands as before, plus the new check.
• bash -n scripts/deploy.sh passes. Run with ssh and scp stubbed out, it issues the same commands as before; with no variables set it stops before archiving anything.
• make deploy-target fails with the message when the variables are unset and passes when they are set.
• Nothing was deployed.

Left

• The wiki's Style guide page is a copy of docs/STYLE.md and still has the old two lines.