The English release floor is now treated as a publish-and-prove loop: create canonical HTML, rebuild indexes, sync mirrors, and verify same-day discovery.
Top line: KENSAI is reinforcing the English blog freshness floor so daily product and security notes remain discoverable from the same canonical artifacts that ship to the public surface.
The daily floor now starts with canonical English HTML files. Derived JSON indexes and overview pages are rebuilt from those files so discovery reflects what actually exists on disk.
This keeps the publishing workflow simple: the source artifact is the post, every index is derived, and the final check proves that same-day content is discoverable.
Fresh release notes are part of product trust. If the posts exist but indexes do not list them, the public surface is lying by omission. If indexes list posts that do not exist, the release surface is worse: it creates broken proof.
KENSAI avoids that by making route, index, and overview parity part of the same recovery step.
Bottom line: daily freshness is only real when the files, indexes, overview, and mirror agree. KENSAI is making that agreement part of the release floor.
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