worker: serve go-import meta for go install; classify repo as Go - #4
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?go-get=1 on any path returns the go-import meta for module shell.online, making 'go install shell.online/cmd/shell@latest' resolve. Linguist attributes exclude the Worker/site TypeScript from language stats so the repo classifies by its product language.
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Two small distribution fixes, no behavior change for existing users.
go install shell.online/cmd/shell@latestcurrently fails because the site serves no go-import meta. The Worker now answers any request carrying?go-get=1with the standard meta tag for moduleshell.online, which makes go install a zero-maintenance install path worth a README line.Linguist classifies the repo as TypeScript because the Worker and site outweigh the Go CLI by line count, which costs the project its spot on Go-side discovery (trending/go, awesome-go eligibility).
.gitattributesnow marksweb/,worker/, andshared/as non-detectable so the repo classifies by its product language.Checked locally,
npx tsc -p tsconfig.worker.json --noEmitpasses. The go-get response is static HTML with no session or secret surface.