feat: add Hugo Terminal Output Analyzer mode and improve documentation formatting

- Add new Hugo Terminal Output Analyzer mode in .roomodes for analyzing and fixing Hugo-related issues
- Improve AGENTS.md formatting with consistent blank line spacing between sections
- Update blog post content with better formatting and code block language specification
- Update Hugo statistics with new content entries

Author: d-oit

.roomodes

@@ -539,4 +539,38 @@ customModes:
       - command
       - mcp
     source: project
-
+  - slug: hugo-terminal-output
+    name: Hugo Terminal Output Analyzer
+    description: Analyzes and fixes Hugo terminal output
+    roleDefinition: >-
+      You are Roo, a Hugo terminal output specialist who excels at analyzing and resolving Hugo-related issues.
+      Your expertise includes:
+      - Interpreting Hugo build, lint, and development server terminal output
+      - Identifying and fixing markdown linting errors (MD040, MD013, MD033, etc.)
+      - Resolving Hugo template and content structure issues
+      - Handling JavaScript/SCSS linting errors in Hugo projects
+      - Troubleshooting Hugo module and dependency issues
+      - Executing and interpreting npm scripts for Hugo projects
+      - Working with the Hinode Hugo theme specifically
+      - Understanding Hugo's file structure and content organization
+    whenToUse: >-
+      Use this mode when you need to analyze terminal output from Hugo commands, npm scripts, or linting tools.
+      This mode is especially effective for fixing markdown linting errors, resolving build issues, and
+      troubleshooting Hugo development server problems. Select this mode when you see error messages from
+      `npm run lint`, `npm run build`, `hugo server`, or similar Hugo-related commands.
+    groups:
+      - read
+      - edit
+      - command
+    customInstructions: >-
+      When analyzing Hugo terminal output:
+      1. Carefully examine error messages and identify the root cause
+      2. For markdown linting errors (like MD040), locate the specific files and line numbers mentioned
+      3. Fix issues systematically, starting with the most critical errors first
+      4. After making fixes, run the relevant npm commands to verify the issues are resolved
+      5. Provide clear explanations of what was fixed and why
+      6. For recurring issues, suggest preventive measures or configuration improvements
+      7. When working with the Hinode theme, be aware of its specific requirements and structure
+      8. Always test fixes by running the appropriate lint or build commands
+      9. Document any changes made to configuration files or content structure
+      10. Prioritize fixes that prevent build failures or content rendering issues

AGENTS.md

@@ -3,33 +3,39 @@
 ## Build/Lint/Test Commands
 
 ### Build Commands
+
 - **Production build**: `npm run build` - Builds Hugo site with minification
 - **Development build**: `npm run build:debug` - Debug build with verbose output
 - **Clean build**: `npm run prebuild` - Cleans public directory and vendors dependencies
 
 ### Development Server
+
 - **Start dev server**: `npm run start` - Hugo server with live reload
 - **Production dev server**: `npm run start:prod` - Production-like dev server
 
 ### Linting
+
 - **All linting**: `npm run lint` - Runs all linters (scripts, styles, markdown)
 - **JavaScript linting**: `npm run lint:scripts` - ESLint for JS files
 - **SCSS linting**: `npm run lint:styles` - Stylelint for SCSS files
 - **Markdown linting**: `npm run lint:markdown` - Markdownlint for content files
 
 ### Testing
+
 - **All tests**: `npm run test` - Runs linting (no dedicated test suite)
 - **Playwright e2e tests**: `npx playwright test` - Runs end-to-end tests
 - **Single test file**: `npx playwright test tests/filename.spec.js`
 - **Test with UI**: `npx playwright test --ui` - Interactive test runner
 
 ### Hugo Commands
+
 - **Hugo modules**: `npm run mod:vendor` - Vendors Hugo modules
 - **Clean modules**: `npm run mod:clean` - Cleans Hugo modules cache
 
 ## Code Style Guidelines
 
 ### JavaScript
+
 - **Linting**: ESLint with recommended rules + browser globals
 - **Quotes**: Single quotes (`'`) preferred
 - **Semicolons**: Required
@@ -39,13 +45,15 @@
 - **Comments**: JSDoc style for functions, inline comments for complex logic
 
 ### SCSS/CSS
+
 - **Linting**: stylelint-config-standard-scss with custom overrides
 - **Naming**: Kebab-case for classes, BEM methodology encouraged
 - **Variables**: SCSS variables with `$` prefix
 - **Nesting**: Max 3 levels deep
 - **Vendor Prefixes**: Avoid manual prefixes (autoprefixer handles)
 
 ### Go
+
 - **Formatting**: Standard Go formatting (`gofmt`)
 - **Imports**: Group standard library, third-party, local imports with blank lines
 - **Error Handling**: Explicit error checking with detailed logging
@@ -54,19 +62,22 @@
 - **Logging**: Comprehensive logging with context for debugging
 
 ### Python
+
 - **Style**: PEP 8 compliant
 - **Imports**: Standard library first, then third-party, then local
 - **Error Handling**: Try-except blocks with specific exception types
 - **Docstrings**: Use triple quotes for function documentation
 - **Naming**: snake_case for variables/functions, CamelCase for classes
 
 ### Markdown
+
 - **Linting**: markdownlint-cli2 with standard rules
 - **Front Matter**: YAML format for Hugo front matter
 - **Links**: Reference-style links preferred for readability
 - **Images**: Use descriptive alt text, optimize file sizes
 
 ### General
+
 - **Line Endings**: LF (Unix) only
 - **Encoding**: UTF-8
 - **Indentation**: 2 spaces for JS/SCSS, tabs for Go, 4 spaces for Python
@@ -75,6 +86,7 @@
 - **Security**: Never commit secrets, validate user input, use HTTPS URLs
 
 ## File Structure
+
 - `assets/js/` - Client-side JavaScript
 - `assets/scss/` - Stylesheets
 - `content/` - Hugo content (English/German)
@@ -84,13 +96,14 @@
 - `adminEditor/` - Go backend for content management
 
 ## Dependencies
+
 - **Frontend**: Hugo, Bootstrap, SCSS
 - **JavaScript**: ESLint, Prettier
 - **CSS**: Stylelint, Autoprefixer
 - **Testing**: Playwright
 - **Backend**: Go, various HTTP libraries
 
 ## Environment Variables
+
 - `BASE_URL_TESTING` - For Playwright tests
 - `IMAGEPIG_API_KEY` - For image generation API
-

content/de/blog/der-groe-werte-crash-wie-ki-unser-arbeitsethos-fundamental-verndert.md

@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ Der Beitrag entstand im Zusammenspiel aus folgenden Komponenten und Arbeitsschri
         ├── Automatisierte RFC 3986-Validierung
         └── Tavily-Search-Integration
     `roo-german-grammar-check`
-    
+
         ├── Grammatikprüfung nach Duden-Richtlinien
         └── Stilistische Harmonisierung   
 - **Menschliche Kuratierung** und Lektorat durch [Silke Buchta](https://sibu2.gitlab.io/lektorat/).

content/en/blog/a-best-practice-template-approach-for-opencode.md

@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@ The relationship between OpenCode and this template is straightforward:
 2. **This Template**: Provides configuration files and structure that optimize how OpenCode works in your project
 
 When you use this template:
+
 - You still need to install OpenCode separately
 - The template's configuration files tell OpenCode's agents how to behave
 - The template's structure provides a best-practice organization for your code
@@ -62,7 +63,7 @@ This separation means you can use OpenCode with any project structure, but this
 
 This template provides an optimized structure for projects using the OpenCode framework. The `.opencode` directory contains configurations that work with the OpenCode framework:
 
-```
+```text
 📦 Your Project/
 ├── ⚙️ .opencode/            # OpenCode Template Configuration
 │   ├── 📂 agent/           # AI agent configurations
@@ -103,7 +104,7 @@ This separation ensures that you can use the OpenCode framework with any project
 
 This template implements **Domain-Driven Design (DDD)** principles and provides configurations for OpenCode agents that help organize code by business domains rather than technical layers:
 
-```
+```text
 📦 Your Application (Recommended Structure)/
 ├── 📂 src/                    # Your application code
 │   ├── 📂 domains/           # Business domains (recommended)
@@ -513,4 +514,4 @@ What makes this template truly valuable is how it enhances the separate OpenCode
 
 Whether you're a solo developer working on a side project or a large enterprise team building complex systems, this template combined with the OpenCode framework offers tools and workflows that can transform your development process. Its emphasis on quality, security, and maintainability ensures that the code you write today will continue to serve you well into the future.
 
-As we look to the future of software development, the combination of templates like this one and frameworks like OpenCode point the way toward a world where developers can focus on creative problem-solving while intelligent assistants handle the routine tasks of validation, testing, and documentation. The question isn't whether you can afford to adopt OpenCode with this template – it's whether you can afford not to.
+As we look to the future of software development, the combination of templates like this one and frameworks like OpenCode point the way toward a world where developers can focus on creative problem-solving while intelligent assistants handle the routine tasks of validation, testing, and documentation. The question isn't whether you can afford to adopt OpenCode with this template – it's whether you can afford not to.

hugo_stats.json

@@ -503,7 +503,6 @@
       "2024-11-22-add-previous-next-button",
       "3-capturing-with-mitmproxy",
       "3-dropin-shell-script-ai-git-commitsh",
-      "3-system-prompt-design-hint",
       "3-ethische-schieflagen-das-demokratiedilemma",
       "3-system-prompt-design-hint",
       "4-die-selbstentfremdung-maschine-über-ich",
@@ -543,24 +542,28 @@
       "body-showCustom404-spec-js",
       "body-update_free_basket_calendar",
       "building",
+      "building-github-issue-hierarchies-a-practical-approach",
       "büro--organisationstool",
       "c-digitale-gewerkschaften-kollektivmacht-20",
       "c-kollektive-macht-nutzen",
       "cardView",
       "carousel-0",
       "carouselLenovoRAM",
+      "ci-validation",
       "cline-version--v3111",
       "code-verwendung",
       "conclusion",
       "configuration",
       "configuration-front-matter-output",
+      "configuration-setup",
       "configuring-roo-codes-ui",
       "contact",
       "content",
       "continuous-integration-ci-considerations",
       "cookies",
       "creation-of-the-editor",
       "currentThemeIcon",
+      "customization",
       "darstellung-im-blog",
       "date-with-time",
       "date-without-time",
@@ -641,10 +644,12 @@
       "fullscreenandprintbuttonhtml",
       "functions",
       "further-reading",
+      "future-considerations",
       "gallery",
       "generate-a-starting-point-for-all-websites-pages",
       "generated-playwright-js-file",
       "generating-a-license-report-for-nuget-packages-in-your-net-core-solution",
+      "getting-started-suggestions",
       "ghcodehtml",
       "ghcodehtmlhtml",
       "gists",
@@ -670,8 +675,11 @@
       "hugo-und-hinode-theme-erste-eindrücke",
       "ics-tablehtml",
       "id------------licenseurl------license",
+      "implementation-guide",
       "includehtml",
+      "installation",
       "integrating-github-copilot-agent-mode-with-claude-4-sonnet",
+      "integration",
       "javascript",
       "jest",
       "json",
@@ -696,8 +704,10 @@
       "nuget-package-license",
       "other-resources",
       "overview",
+      "personal-usage-notes",
       "playwright-testing",
       "powershell-code-nuget-package-license",
+      "practical-benefits",
       "prerequisites",
       "presentation-on-the-website",
       "privacy",
@@ -749,6 +759,8 @@
       "step-5-test-the-integration",
       "step-6-troubleshooting-common-issues",
       "table-of-contents",
+      "technical-implementation",
+      "the-core-problem",
       "themeDropdown",
       "themeOptions",
       "thumbnail",
@@ -770,11 +782,13 @@
       "what-youll-see",
       "why-embed-google-calendar-on-my-website",
       "why-i-developed-this-tool",
+      "why-start-with-sh",
       "windows-10-phone-link--yourphone-uninstall",
       "windows-11-developer-powershell",
       "windows-11-phone-link-uninstall",
       "windows-apps--tools",
       "windows-tips-uninstalling-mobile-devices--phone-link",
+      "workflow-visualization",
       "übersicht"
     ]
   }