Refactor: migrate Jekyll-based shortlink pages to Cloudflare Worker + links.json #10
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This PR replaces the existing GitHub Pages + Jekyll + Markdown redirect pages implementation with a significantly simpler, more maintainable, and faster Cloudflare Worker + links.json based shortlink system.
The new architecture removes all static-site generation overhead, eliminates the need for JavaScript-based delayed redirects, and allows SITCON shortlinks to be managed through a single JSON file with clean git history and instant edge deployment.