>also deploys straight HTML if available ~~Technically is still processed via Jekyll. To bypass Jekyll you need to add `.nojekyll` on root. Something the autho

>also deploys straight HTML if available ~~Technically is still processed via Jekyll. To bypass Jekyll you need to add `.nojekyll` on root. Something the authors found out themselves after someone on reddit told them about it. (Not that it would change anything.)~~ edit: On second thought that's probably wrong. >They did not use the template engine functionality. Regardless the rule was clear. "No Github." Yes, it's bullshit*. But this should be argued before making the submission. *Rule also includes Replit. What's even funnier? "Frameworks, such as Drupal, Joomla, Wordpress" are allowed. So using a template engine is bad but using a CMS is fine.